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    The United States was not founded upon the principles of the Christian religion. The Declaration of Independence clearly states that the Colonies are separating from British rule because of their unjust and unfair actions towards the Colonies. The Constitution and the Virginia Statute for Religious Freedom express how religion is free to choose and not enforced in public office. The United States was established because the people wanted to live under better conditions and constitute their own laws

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    When it comes to family laws‚ the current situation in India is a peculiar one. Different people are governed by different laws enacted by the parliament on the grounds of the community‚ religion or region they belong to. In fact‚ the situation is such that there is no act to govern the family laws of Muslims in India‚ and instead they are only governed by their customary laws. One of the biggest challenges that the absence of Uniform Civil Code (UCC) poses for the country is the uncertainty in applicability

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    Civil Liberties and Civil Rights I chose the category Freedom of Religion because I find the many different religions followed in America fascinating. I enjoy learning about them all and expanding my knowledge of the rituals and celebrations different religions participate in. I chose The Free Exercise Clause sub category because I find how even though the first amendment provides freedom of religion it does not give freedom of all religious practices such as polygamy and sacrifice.

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    were many reasons for the settlers why the settlers to choose to leave their home and go to a strange new land to form colonies. Among them are religious freedom‚ opportunity to prosper financially‚ the chance to start a new nation with principles they believe in‚ and even as simple as the thrill of a challenge of a new land. Religious freedom and the opportunity to prosper financially seem to be the biggest reason the settlers found and those are the two causes that will be looked at here. Economic

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    years William Penn’s father moved his family to Ireland‚ were he was introduced to Quakerism when a preacher did a sermon at their house and William Penn was very moved by it. It all started when Penn started to understand his religion‚ he noticed he didn’t believe in some of the things he was studying. He then joined a Religious Society of Friends or Quakers with the risk of going to jail as well as going against his family’s beliefs. Penn was caught when attending a meeting and

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    as evidenced by the rise in school shootings‚ increasing drug use‚ alcoholism‚ teen pregnancy‚ and HIV transmission. School prayer can help combat these issues‚ would instill a sense of morality and is desperately needed to protect our children. (Religion and Schools Prayer) Prayer in school should be accepted everywhere in the United States. Some people’s religious beliefs require prayer in school‚ as well as many other places. Students say the pledge of allegiance everyday. This is considered a

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    Name Here Using Religion as an Excuse Jounral Entry #3 Dorothy J. Samuels October 2‚ 2013 September 24‚ 2013 New York Times The article is covering the “Marriage and Religious Freedom Act” that was introduced in the House. The Act was drafted by Raul Labrador and endorsed by the United States Conference of Catholic Bishops; it is being described as the latest way to use religion as an excuse to discriminate‚ causing significant

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    to be prepared because religion is a very Holmes common controversy. If religion is removed from the public education system then one must know that the system is then defective to the school because how are children to know how to deal with the controversy that comes with religion? Prayer should be slowed in school. One must remember the Equal Access Act of 1984‚ which says that prayer is an important part of America’s spiritual heritage and the First Amendment (Freedom of Speech). If prayer in

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    free‚ contained a strong sense of religion‚ and was perfect and admired. The Puritans tried to create a liberated society. They first wanted to be free from England. They wanted to prevent what had gone wrong in England from happening in their colonies. In England‚ many people faced persecution because of their beliefs. Many people came to America seeking religious freedom. During the reign of Charles I in England‚ the only way people could get religious freedom was to sail to America‚ mostly to

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    mercantilism existed‚ Britain’s lack of supervision gave the colonies a chance to govern independently and to develop separately from Britain. Britain’s salutary neglect toward the colonies influenced the development of legislative assemblies‚ commerce‚ and religion by forcing the colonies to become more independent‚ therefore further developing characteristics of and desires to be a sovereign state. Colonies developed individual governments separate from the rules of Britain. Through legislative assemblies

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