Does the Declaration of Independance mention freedom of Religion? Where? In the constitution? Where?

Question

Thanks for all your help. Do you have the knowdlege of where I can purchase a good copy of them both. Thanks for all your help.
GOD BLESS AMERICA!!!
K.K.

Answer 1

Other than establishing that there is a Creator, the Declaration of Independence doesn't talk about religion.

The Constitution is where limitations are placed on the government with respect to religion. Specifically in Article 6 (which liberals are constantly violating) and the 1st Amendment (which liberals keep mis-interpreting as "freedom from religion").

Answer 2

Well the Declaration of Independence has absolutly nothing to do with religion- it was just a document which listed all of the abuses which the English King did to America, so they could declare independence,

It does in the constitution.Most probably in the Amendments because the constitution itself, just declares how the government will work. It is probably amendment 13,14,15 because these all have to do with liberties.

This is the website :
http://www.archives.gov/national-archives-experience/charters/charters.html
It has the declaration, the bill of rights (the first 10 amdnemnts) (Spell?) and the constitution

-Kupo

Answer 3

Freedom of religion was in the bill of rights in the Constitution.
To find a copy go to the three best places: book store,place of historical significance, or of course the internet.

Answer 4

Agreed! i do not need self assurance they tried to make an change to the constituion banning gay marriage...or particularly, i imagine it replaced into, "defining marriage as being between one male and one lady." that's a Christian philosophy that's no longer even supported by ability of all Christians! i know a lot of gay-pleasant Christians. And yet they have the audacity to target to amend the structure... that's no longer the athiests/pagans/and so on that reject homosexuality.... that's the non secular zealots. it may look like a marginally off topic get at the same time... in spite of the undeniable fact that that's making the lives of sturdy human beings one thousand circumstances harder by ability of legalizing particular forms of discrimination! Christians pontificate that they are tolerant and love each body... in spite of the undeniable fact that that's their impression that condemns, even in the criminal structures, the lives of thousands of human beings.

Answer 5

Congress shall make no law respecting an establishment of religion, or prohibiting the free exercise thereof;

Answer 6

The First Amendment of the US Constitution.

Just look online - full texts are many places.

Answer 7

It right next to the separation of church and state thing.

Answer 8

The ten admendments.