What are the major pillars of the theory

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Problem: Trace the Supreme Court's use of the Child Benefit Theory beginning in Everson v. Board of Education (1947). What are the major pillars of this theory and how has the Court made use of it over the years? Finally, in your opinion, is the Child Benefit Theory consistent with the Establishment Clause? Why or why not?

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