First Amendment & the Bible

Which of these interpretations is correct? One avenue that might be sought in determining an answer to this question is to examine the influence of the Bible in the lives and thoughts of the author of the first amendment and the writers of the American Constitution. The purpose of this paper is to provide such an examination.

First Amendment, The Founding Fathers, and the Bible

The author of the First Amendment was Fisher Aimes, the son of a Col. Henry Aimes, a revolutionary soldier of Hanover County, Virginia. In 1801, Aimes wrote an article called "School Books" in Pladium Magazine. He stated:

We have trouble in the classrooms, we are putting in new text books. Nothing wrong with new books but we are spending more time on them than the Bible; it is drifting to the back of the classroom. We cannot tole

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