Thomas Jefferson and James Madison wrote it. It was about giving people the freedom to go to what ever church they want.
A Jew. Untrue of course since the author was a Diest known as Thomas Jefferson whose knowledge of theology is probably unsurpassed among the US Presidents who have held that office to date. Most historians list him as an Episcppalian however his stance on religious freedom and the separation of Church and State presented as a part of the US Constitution. He was a scholar first and foremost and his writings support that essential part of his life, beliefs and scholarship. He would be equally comfortable at worship in a mosque, synagouge or church. What it outlawed was a State Religion in any form.
Thomas Jefferson in 1779
This was written by Thomas Jefferson in 1779 in response to attempts by the Baptists to ingrain religion into government.
The Statue for Religious Freedom was wrote by Thomas Jefferson, drafted in 1777, but not showed to the General Assembly until 1779.
The Declaration of Independence and Virginia Statue for Religious Freedom
The statue of Freedom.
statue of freedom
The Statue of Freedom-also known as Armed Freedom or simply Freedom-is a bronze statue designed by Thomas Crawford(1814-1857) that, since 1863, has crowned the dome of the U.S. Capitol in Washington, D.C.
The Statue for Religious Freedom was wrote by Thomas Jefferson, drafted in 1777, but not showed to the General Assembly until 1779.
it was a statue to honor different religions and freedom of those different religions.
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Thomas Jefferson.
It was the doucument that seperated church from state
it was a documant that seperated church from state
January 16, 1786
The Declaration of Independence and Virginia Statue for Religious Freedom
Thomas Jefferson drafted it in 1777, but did not introduce it until 1779.
The First Amendment of the United States Constitution guarantees the freedom of religious beliefs and opinions. This amendment prohibits the government from establishing a national religion and protects the rights of individuals to practice their own religion or no religion at all.
the VA statute for religious freedom.
The statue that lies on top of the Capital building is the "Statue of Freedom" designed by architect Thomas Crawford. His design was approved in 1855. There is a link to an article about this statue below.