l of Rights is that "assembly shall make no law regarding
             a concern of belief, or leaving out the free exercise thereof." This
             assurance of personal spiritual freedom is vital to their idea of freedom
             and has leaded the laws and practices of Americans as the founding of this
             great nation. Nevertheless, this country was established by people probing
             for a place to articulate their faith liberally without harassment.
             "In agreement with someone on one exacting point does not mean adaptation.
             At times it seems the discussion is more around trying to show that one
             side has not transformed, to a certain extent than on the issue at hand. It
             is all right to concur with your enemy. At the similar time, not approving
             with somebody does not make that person your opponent, mediator of the evil
             or a religious extremist. Raising matters that require to be observed is
             frequently a characteristic of friendship, whether or not they are well
             acknowledged." (The School Code of Illinois/1996, West Publishing Company,
             In USA the oldest and cordial pedigree of religious autonomy can be found.
             USA public policy says that the certainty that religious beliefs must be
             matters of individual scruples and entirely resistant from any intrusion by
             Religious liberty is one major cause for the origin of our country. The
             notion of ideological and spiritual freedom remains as strong these days as
             it was at the time of the founding of the United States. The founding
             fathers left their homelands for a country, which ass
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