Before and after our Constitution was written, continuing through this century, Congress, Presidents, and Governors have declared national/state days of prayers. Even President Thomas "separation of church and state" Jeffersion declared a state day of prayer as Governor of Virginia (he did not declare a national day as President). But today there are organizations fighting to remove such traditions. Oddly, these groups even want to eliminate state days of prayer because of "separation of church and state," a phrase quoted by these groups. That phrase was from a letter of Thomas Jeffersion, who clearly was NOT against state days of prayer.
Jay Sekulow has a good, brief article about this. You can find it here:
Legal Challenge Can’t Stop National Day of Prayer
Thursday, May 5, 2011
National Tradition Under Fire - Day of Prayer
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Labels: Christian Roots of the U.S., Federal Actions, In the News, Opinions, Revisionism, State Documents, You Can't Sue a Dead Guy
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