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But this does not say there will be a separation of church and state or that the state cannot sponser a religious function. It says "make no law". -- nm

Posted by Fuzzy (aka mrfuzzy) Sep 9 '09, 07:35

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      - Yes, that's true. You're one of the few people I've ever heard argue otherwise. - Inigo Sep 9, 07:54 2
        
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  - No, it means no endorsement of religion. -- nm - Beryllium Sep 9, 07:43 3
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      - Jack gives good law. -- nm - Fuzzy Sep 9, 07:56
      - ah, that's what you meant. I see now. -- nm - Beryllium Sep 9, 07:49
And specifically "Congress". -- nm - Ender Sep 9, 07:36 3
- Almost every part of the Constitutions applicability to government was applied to the States long ago. -- nm - TWuG Sep 9, 07:39 1
  - Yes, but it goes back to the "not in so many words" and "interpreted over time" part of the thread. -- nm - Ender Sep 9, 07:42
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