re: What Does Separation of Church and State Mean to You?

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Getting a little deeper (probably an unpopular opinion here), I think it should also constitute a lack of "promotion" of any certain religious belief or lack thereof. There shouldn't be "under God" in the pledge, or on money. There shouldn't be prayer times in school. These things promote CHRISTIANITY, which goes directly against separation of church and state

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you mean the founding fathers that said we have inalienable rights endowed by our creator and authored separation of church and state wanted nothing to do with faith. Take another look at the documents that founded this country and think of this position more.