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January 06, 2011 02:20:22 PM

Name:

Neil

Favorite article/amendment.:

First Amendment

Why is it my favorite.:

Because, despite what I devoutly believe and cherish about my religion, I truly feel that others have the national right to believe as they wish, or not. BUT, I also feel, that the amendment protects my right to share my beliefs in the public arena, when I feel they need to be shared, for the common good.

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