Do you support restrictions on when alcohol can be sold?

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Option 3.

North Carolina has Option 1, which is a clear violation of separation of church and state.

It is not necessarily a separation of church and state unless the North Carolina law states that it is done because of religious reasons.

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North Carolina has Option 1, which is a clear violation of separation of church and state.

It is not necessarily a separation of church and state unless the North Carolina law states that it is done because of religious reasons.

It is extremely unlikely that the law would exist for non-religious reasons.

What the law says it what matters.  Restricting the sale of alcohol does not directly affect religious freedom, nor does it establish a religion as officially sanctioned by the state.

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Option 3.

North Carolina has Option 1, which is a clear violation of separation of church and state.

It is not necessarily a separation of church and state unless the North Carolina law states that it is done because of religious reasons.

If they pass a law that says we must pray every day or be arrested, is it not unconstitutional because it doesn't say why according to your reasoning?

That's a laughably invalid comparison.