The Death of Separation of Church and State: The Republican Party Deconstructs the Constitution

Recent actions by the Republican Party have raised concerns about the erosion of this vital separation, suggesting a troubling trend toward intertwining religious doctrine with government policy.

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The Death of Separation of Church and State: The Republican Party Deconstructs the Constitution

The First Amendment of the United States Constitution, a cornerstone of our democracy, explicitly prohibits the establishment of any state-sponsored religion and guarantees the free exercise of religion for all individuals.

This foundational principle, the separation of church and state, is a cornerstone of American democracy. However, recent actions by the Republican Party have raised concerns about the erosion of this vital separation, suggesting a troubling trend toward intertwining religious doctrine with government policy.

Historical Context

The separation of church and state has deep roots in American history.