Due Process of Law and the Divine Right of Dissent

Author: A.T. Jones | 125 pages soft cover

The principle of separation of Church and State, as defined by the U. S. Constitution, has been a safeguard against religious tyranny. Because, whenever religion becomes in any way connected with the civil power, it is always the personal opinions as to religion, of those who happen at the time to be in power, that are given the force of law which all are expected to accept, and to which all are obliged by authority of Government to submit. Then, religious intolerance inevitably follows.