At the time of the American Revolution, were religious leaders in support of the separation of church and state?
A) Yes, many thought that they could influence politics best when the state had no official religion
B) Yes, many thought that this freed them from the tyranny of a religious state
C) No, many thought this would undermine American exceptionalism
D) No, many believed in a social whole, where civic life could ought never be secular
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