Baptists and the First Amendment: An Historical Overview (Essay)
Baptist History and Heritage 2008, Summer-Fall, 43, 3
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Long before the passage of the American Bill of Rights and its First Amendment, Baptists advocated full religious liberty and the separation of church and state. **********
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