You are both right or wrong.
Theoretically you are right.
However factually you are wrong because if what you said had happened, then the french monarchy would not have been abolished.
The civil constitution of the clergy was enforced under the monarchy.
The war was started against the monarchy.
It is because of these these two events and because of the revolutionary process itself (where more radical politicians did outbid the moderates of the eve) that the rampant opposition between Louis XVI and the majority in the national assembly reached breaking point.