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- New Orleans, Louisiana, United States
- Admire John McPhee, Bill Bryson, David Remnick, Thomas Merton, Richard Rohr and James Martin (and most open and curious minds)
14.2.05
Our Godless Constitution
The framers of the Constitution were all God-fearing, church-going men of high moral character. At least they memorialized themselves as such. Their fear of an 'established' religion' works in harmony with the free exercise clause in a seamless fashion. Lack of an an established religion merely means that the Federal Government could not impose a particular religion on all the inhabitants of the country. Rather they free to exercise any religion which they chose.
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