Re: Law and religion - moral issues

>:|> >[EMAIL PROTECTED] (M. Clark) wrote:
>:|> > What I "Got" is that both the Everson and Murdock
>:|> > opinions refer to Jefferson's famous church/state separation
>:|> > writing, the Everson opinion not only explicitly attributing
>:|> > the writing to Jefferson but using Jefferson's words in the
>:|> > bottom line of the document.

>:|>Weatherwax <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>:|> I don't know where you "Got" that information, but Jefferson is
>:|> not mentioned in Murdock (Murdock v. Commonwealth of Pennsylvania
>:|> 319 U.S. 105 (1943).)

>:|[EMAIL PROTECTED] (M. Clark) wrote:
>:|You "Got" the idea that I said that Jefferson is mentioned in Murdock
>:|either because you are inclined to read things into material that isn't
>:|there or you don't read stuff carefully - or both!  I never said that
>:|Murdock references Jefferson.  I indicated that Murdock references
>:|Jefferson's famous church/state writing.

>:|M. Clark, internet troll and nutcase.

Which famous writing troll?
Where in the opinion did they reference this "Jefferson's famous
church/state writing" you are referring to?
What bearing, if any, did any such reference to any such writing, if it
occurred, have on the holding of that opinion?