I'm sorry but this goes to the very heart of the 1st amendment. Back in the day if the King was Catholic everybody had to be catholic. You were not entitled to the rights of the state if you weren't a member of the government sanctioned religion. The comments by the president of the assembly shows a total ignorance or disrespect for the constitution of this nation. It was because of this type of arbitrary authority that this amendment was (the 1st amendment to the U.S. constitution) was included. I am Presbyterian, if I become the President of the assembly does that give me the right to deny Catholics or Hindus from being eligible to pray at the assembly meeting. A private personal prayer before the meeting would be far more appropriate than trying to chose a state sanctioned religion.P.S. using the test you suggest just might result in some very interesting organizations as the feds don't care who your God is.