DREDIOCK,
"make no law respecting an establishment of religion, or prohibiting the free exercise thereof,"
In short, I find the first part very much showing how our founding fathers wanted to not promote religion as political policy.
Had they wanted they could have easily not include that part of it and remove all doubt that they were in favor of the govt promoting religion. Our founding fathers were not that much aware of other religions in the world let alone what influence they might play in American life. They only had Christianity in mind as they didn't want a Church influence as had been the practice in France and Especially England.
Again, I'll state that we're talking semantics when I state "Separation of Church and State".
So we can only conclude that keeping god or religion entirely out of goverment was never ever the intent of the first ammendment or the writers therof.
No, YOU can conclude that, some others may conclude that, but still some others, and I do not.