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Book Quote of the Day – 3

From Christianity and Secularism by Elgin Hushbeck, Jr.

Based on their own writings and actions, those who wrote and passed the first amendment did not see it as completely separating church and state, but rather, they saw it as prohibiting the establishment of a national religion. Not only was this the view of the founding fathers, it has been the view of the country for the vast majority of its history. — p. 7

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