Difference between revisions of "Talk:Separation of church and state"

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The first ammendment seems to confirm the separation of State and Church - KT
 
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The letter suppossedly from Thomas Jefferson to the Danbury Associasion is the other way around here.  It is not from Jefferson, but it was used here as a reference as though it was.  This article does not need a re-write by someone in Constitutional law, but by someone with the common sense required to write this properly.  [[User:Karajou|Karajou]] 11:00, 24 March 2007 (EDT)
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The letter suppossedly from Thomas Jefferson to the Danbury Associasion is the other way around here.  It is not from Jefferson, but it was used here as a reference as though it was.  This article does not need a re-write by someone in Constitutional law, but by someone with the common sense required to write this properly.  The complete letter from Jefferson I've added to the article. [[User:Karajou|Karajou]] 11:00, 24 March 2007 (EDT)

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This article is almost completely opinion. References to the Declaration of Independence should be removed, as it is not a founding document of the US, but a document separating the original colonies from Britain.

The article should be re-written by someone actually knowledgeable in constitutional law. --Todd 12:45 16 March 2007 ETD

The first ammendment seems to confirm the separation of State and Church - KT

Wrong reference

The letter suppossedly from Thomas Jefferson to the Danbury Associasion is the other way around here. It is not from Jefferson, but it was used here as a reference as though it was. This article does not need a re-write by someone in Constitutional law, but by someone with the common sense required to write this properly. The complete letter from Jefferson I've added to the article. Karajou 11:00, 24 March 2007 (EDT)