The pursuit for engaging in worship was the reason that the doctrine of separation between church and state was created. James Madison was another framer that helped make the distinction between church and state more clear. James Madison approved the First Amendment's Establishment Clause which purpose was to keep sects from gaining an advantage over another through politics...
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It does not mention denying public worship or public acknowledgement of God. Madison wanted to protect religion from politics so he made sure that the Establishment Clause was followed by the Free Exercise Clause. After this, the First Amendment stated that congress cannot make any law that establishes a national religion or prohibiting the free exercise of one...
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