Each of the following is part of the lemon test for determining whether state aid to church schools is constitutional except a)the aid must not cost the state any money. b)the aid must not advance or inhibit religion. c)the aid must not have a religious purpose. d)the aid must not allow too much mixing of government and religion.

Each of the following is part of the Lemon Test for determining whether state aid to church schools is constitutional except the aid must not advance or inhibit religion. The correct option among all the options that are given in the question is the second option or option "B". I hope it helps you.

B. Monotheistic

Explanation:

https://www.enotes.com/homework-help/explain-differences-between-monism-polytheism-334210

Also here's an excerpt from the site-The word "monotheism" is made up of two parts, from the Greek. "Mono" is a form of "monos," which means "single, alone" and "theism," which is a form of "theos" meaning "a god." So, "monotheism" literally means "one god." "Theism" is also from the Greek. Over time, "theism" has come to mean "belief in a diety"— coined in the 1670s.

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