Thomas Jefferson - Bill of Rights - First Amendment - Separation of Church and State

Thomas Jefferson, the Bill of Rights and First Amendment without the words "Separation of Church and State."

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The Web Site All About the First Amendment and Religious Freedom

A Nation that refuses to teach its children right from wrong, good from evil, will become a corrupt nation, where sin prevails, evil abounds, and children do as they please!

Separation of Church and State, School Prayer, Religious Freedom, First Amendment, Bible reading, School Prayer, Ten Commandments

The First Amendment
The Separation of Church
and State.

Supreme Court Rulings on Religious Freedom

Altering the First Amendment with the Exception Clause

How the Schools and Society have Suffered

The New England Primer taught children to read and at the same time the Holy Bible.

FIRST AMENDMENT NEWS
News that affects your freedoms of speech, press, faith and assembly.

When those children grow up and become leaders, corruption and tyranny will become the norm. They will think it is OK to lie to the public, take public funds using it for themselves, act immorally, denounce God, and pass laws to restrict any criticism of their actions. America will move away from Freedom to a state which has more controls and restrictions on its citizens. Are YOU SEEING any of this today?

Benjamin Franklin, the most secular of the Founding Fathers, made this warning, "[O]nly a virtuous people are capable of freedom. As nations become corrupt and vicious, they have more need of masters."

YOUR FUTURE FREEDOMS ARE DIRECTLY RELATED TO PUBLIC EDUCATION WHICH SHOULD INCLUDE TEACHING OF MORAL VALUES.

The Founding Fathers realized that a Moral Education which included School Prayer, Bible reading and learning Right from Wrong in the Ten Commandments and the Bible, would assure a Free and Civil Society. The Founding Fathers sent their Children to Schools which had School Prayer, Bible study learning about the Ten Commandments, and Jesus Christ. This was the foundation on which our nation was built.

From the time the Pilgrims landed in 1620 until the Supreme Court Rulings of 1963, (a span of 343 years) School Prayer and Bible reading were considered Religious Freedoms. Why did this change?

READ THE FOLLOWING PAGES TO LEARN
HOW AND WHY THIS CHANGED.

The following pages, explore 9 points of the First Amendment, School Prayer & Separation of Church and State in greater detail as follows:

1. The myth: "Separation of Church and State"

2. Prohibiting Religious Freedom.

3. A Secular National Religion, when you eliminate school prayer.

4. Violation of First Amendment, Freedom of Speech.

5. Violation of First Amendment, Freedom of the Press.

6. The Court's alteration of the First Amendment.

7. The Court's undermining Constitutional provision of Majority Rule.

8. The Court's acting as National Censors.

9. The effects of removing School Prayer.

This Web Site is based on over a dozen recent Books and Videos that are well researched. For those readers that want to learn more, you may want to read some of the Book and watch some Video listed.

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Last Update Feb. 2012