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“It should be emphasized that laws appropriating or regulating the use of a person's property to achieve such moral objectives not only constitute an unconstitutional interference with his property rights, but such laws also violate his freedom of religion, and actually amount to the beginnings of an unconstitutional compulsory state religion.”
(Jerome Horowitz, The Elders of Israel and the Constitution, pp. 178. 1970.)
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