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Thomas Jefferson and James Madison were adamant about religious freedom and wanted to encourage a thriving, inclusive democracy. One clause in the Constitution supports this end, stating: “No religious Test shall ever be required as a Qualification” for public office. Yet delegates to the 1787 Constitutional Convention worried that this was not enough to prevent state-supported religion. Learn more about the history of religious freedom and Islam in the United States:goo.gl/2yOZzG

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