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Why did Thomas Jefferson and James Madison value the freedom of religion that is now found in the First Amendment of the Constitution?

▸ They both cherished the idea of a universal freedom of conscience.

▸ They knew that Christianity would take hold without needing to be explicitly stated.

▸ They were staunch atheists who did not want to be told to believe in a god.

▸ They did not want to deter immigrants from coming to the United States.

▸ They were concerned that no one would agree upon one specific denomination.
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