Asked by Jon

Where did the phrase "Separation of Church and State" come from?
Answered by Writeacher
"Because of the very common usage of the "separation of church and state phrase," most people incorrectly think the phrase is in the constitution. <b>The phrase "wall of separation between the church and the state" was originally coined by Thomas Jefferson in a letter to the Danbury Baptists on January 1, 1802</b>."

http://www.allabouthistory.org/separation-of-church-and-state.htm
Answered by reeeeeeeeeee
WAITTTT 2009!?!!? IM CONFUSED HOW HAS NO ONE BEEN HERE!?!?!
Answered by :/
Not this post being 24 days after I was born U3U
Answered by unknown
i need the answers
Answered by IG-xemblex
i aint even knoew this site was made that long ago
Answered by Answers :)
1:c
2:a
3:b
4:d
5:b
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Answered by Anonymous
answers is correct
Answered by Some Random Smelly Kid
Legend says Jon is still looking for the answer after 13 years.
Answered by LOL
Lol @Some Random Smelly boy, that's hilarious
Answered by CRYBABY20
@Some Random Smelly boy

And he haunts this site punishing people who dont give answers~
Answered by Rat
c a b d b is still right as of 2022 for connexus
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