[TheRealThing]

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Note: A history major does not preclude one from making the error of counting the Jay faction as somehow winning the day as over against Madison (Jefferson's tutee and confidant), Jefferson, and Franklin. The intellectual tour de force behind the Constitution was not the group that included Jay, and had Jefferson been in the grave, and not Paris, his voice, his reason, his intellect would have been the most compelling. The United States Constitution posits within Man the right to choose to affirm or deny God, minus the interference or compulsion of the government. This establishment regarding religion, this principle, does not preclude Christianity's influence, nor does it limit Christianity's ability to function in any way consistent with the New Testament. But, the government does not compel nor forbid. It is a marvelous concept, one that history taught and experience proved wise. Period.

Counter note and one that actually applies to the discussion at hand. NOBODY gives the first flip about the jay group, and you're only trying to change the subject. You said (without knowing what the heck you were talking about) that Jefferson was at the convention. He was actually in Paris. Which fact puts you in the BS group.