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As long as the law applies to all religions equally, it is not a state endorsement of religion, and therefore not a violation of separation of church and state.

Now if they were to say only lift restrictions on Christian churches, or only Buddhist monasteries, then you could make a case.

Its not like out politicians are going to get any more corrupt, and I seriously doubt church money is going to compete with the mega corp money they already get. Honestly, that's probably the only reason they would list these restrictions, just a little more money in their pockets, from stupid people thinking they are making a difference.