What Does "Separation of Church and State" Mean?

You’re in a conversation about church and politics and someone says “The Separation of Church and State means churches shouldn’t talk about political issues.”
What would you say?
This video explains three things you may want to consider.
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[@Paulthored]

If we're actually separating Religion from the ability to influence Government....
Then Atheism needs to be considered a Religion, under this circumstance.

[@thedude0000]

0:46 - There's a plethora of things not literally written in the Constitution. That's why you must also add Case Law, because Supreme Court rulings (like it or not) are part of that.

[@thedude0000]

Fine if you're churches want to talk politics, you should not have a tax exempt status......

[@UniversalMysticsOfChrist]

The law is that you cannot tell your congregation exactly who to vote for or against or else you lose the tax exempt status.