From "What would Jefferson Do" by Thom Hartmann
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In fact, President George Washington supervised the language of a treaty with African Muslims that explicitly stated that the United States was a secular nation.
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From "What would Jefferson Do" by Thom Hartmann
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yes, I think that folks who are of the "evangelical christian" nature (the truth of that title is in question, I would have to add) forget that it is Christian interests, as well as interests of any other religious group, that are protected by having a secular state.
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