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==Wrong reference==
 
==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. [[User:Karajou|Karajou]] 11:00, 24 March 2007 (EDT)
 
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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The supposition that THE document that founded the United States (Declaration of Independence) is not a founding document is absurd.  Since the constitution is written in very plain English, it does not require a college degree to comprehend.  The First Amendment seems NOTHING...it states "Congress shall make no law..."  This does not mean anything other than "Congress shall make no law..."  The concept of separation of church and state is simply an interpretation which, (while accepted by modern society), is absolutely forbidden by the constitution itself, and was, by many founding fathers, grounds for treason.  All 'interpretations' of the constitution is a liberal interpretation. The conservative viewpoint is to not interpret the constitution, but to simply do what it states.  (Somehow, liberals believe that taking the constitution at it's face value is somehow 'just another type of interpretation'). --[[User:Bufshof|Bufshof]] 21:46, 13 January 2011 (EST)
    
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