Unfortunately, until very recently, the ACLU and SCOTUS following their advocacy, were employing the Jeffersonian interpretation of separation in a wide range of cases and issues to render the Free Exercise of Religion Clausae a clause with no real legal application and protection of free exercise of religion.
Unfortunately, until very recently, the ACLU and SCOTUS following their advocacy, were employing the Jeffersonian interpretation of separation in a wide range of cases and issues to render the Free Exercise of Religion Clausae a clause with no real legal application and protection of free exercise of religion.
Unfortunately, until very recently, the ACLU and SCOTUS following their advocacy, were employing the Jeffersonian interpretation of separation in a wide range of cases and issues to render the Free Exercise of Religion Clausae a clause with no real legal application and protection of free exercise of religion.