(M. Clark) wrote:
:|<tonyofbexarremovethis@yahoo.dk> wrote:
:|
:|> On Thu, 27 Nov 2003 09:55:07 -0700, (M. Clark)
:|> wrote:
:|>
:|> ><Draccus874@netscape.net> wrote:
:|> >
:|> snip
:|> >Again, even Thomas Jefferson, Mr. "separation of church and state"
:|> >himself, said that the 1st and 10th Amendments were meant to work
:|> >together to give the States the power to address religious issues. So
:|> >you don't know what you're talking about when you say that government
:|> >and religion are mutually exclusive.
:|>
:|> It happens to be the law of the land idiot.
:|
:|If you review key Supreme Court decisions concerning church/state
:|separation issues, you will see that the Court placed a heavy emphasis
:|on Jefferson's church/state separation writing. Everson v. Board of
:|Education is one example. The Murdock opinion is another example.
:|
:|M. Clark
You enjoy lying and must enjoy being caught lying;
Everson v. Bd of Ed defined the Establishment Clause. Here are the
footnotes that the court used to pen the definition: Footnotes to Everson
V. Bd of Ed.
http://makeashorterlink.com/?S12525BA6
You will find that a good many sources were used with Jefferson only being
one of many.
But you have been told that before and you still lie.
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