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The Religion Clauses Of The First Amendment: Guarantees Of States' Rights?,New Sis Intrinsically The SameThe First Amendment Of The U. S. Constitution Begins: 'Congress Shall Make No Law Respecting An Establishment Of Religion, Or Prohibiting The Free Exercise Thereof . . . .' The Supreme Court Has Consistently Held That These Words, Usually Called The 'Religion Clauses,' Were Meant To Prohibit Laws That Violate Religious Freedom Or Equality. In Recent Years, However, A Growing Number Of Constitutional Law And History Scholars Have Contended That The