How Do I Increase the Page Content Line Maximum?

When I create a new page in Site Manager>Layout Editor and put in page content, it only allows 2,841 words and cuts off the rest, not enough to create informational website pages. I notice if the content is changed it cuts off at 2,897 words, and no longer at the same point, making me believe it is cutting off at a character or line maximum. When removing some lines with fewer characters I was able to get the word count over 3,300 which makes me believe there is some file in MooSocial restricting line count specifically. How do I increase the maximum line limit in page content to create larger pages?
 
I did come across this question:

https://community.moosocial.com/topics/view/896/php-increase-upload-file-size-limit

However, I checked my php.ini file and it already has post_max_size, memory_limit, and upload_max_filesize set to even higher limits than recommended. 
Joshua David Zambrano Basic on 05/21/18 at 19:25 Edited in mooSocial features

Duy Duy (mooTechnicalTeam) Basic

Thanks for your reporting . However , our script is not limiting the 2,841 input words , you can check this page with 5000 words https://travel.moosocial.com/pages/5000-words .

When removing some lines with fewer characters I was able to get the word count over 3,300 which.. => Can you send us the content that you are trying to use when creating a new page and get "cuts off the rest" issue ?
on 05/22/18 at 00:45
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Thanks for the detailed advice, but it did not work. I am not sure I inserted the lines at the correct points, however. 
  • For PagePluginsController.php I inserted at line 50. The following text was already on line 50 so I hit enter and put the recommended code on line 50 where it had been: 

    $this->_checkExistence($page);

    The code on the previous line 49 immediately before insertion was as follows:

    $page = $this->Page->findById($id);

    So the first section of code is now on lines 50-53 between those two lines of code.

  • For PagesController.php I inserted at line 78. The following text was already on line 78 so I hit enter and put the recommended code on line 78 where it had been: 

    $this->set('page', $page);
    $this->set('params', $params);
    $this->set('title_for_layout', $page['Page']['title']);
    $this->render('view');
    }
    }

    That code is now on lines 84-89 and the new code inserted is on lines 78-83. The code on the lines before it (lines 73-76) is as follows:

    $data['comments'] = $comments;
    $this->set('data', $data);
    }
So I did insert the code at the specified lines but page content is still being shortened.
Joshua David Zambrano Basic on 05/24/18 at 12:03

Duy Duy (mooTechnicalTeam) Basic

you can submit a ticket to request for customization work.
on 05/24/18 at 21:28
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After checking your content  via database , I see that the "content" text filed is used 65,535 characters for saving it ( includes words and html code ) . It means that it is the limit of text type of mysql . For more information , you can check : https://www.electrictoolbox.com/maximum-length-mysql-text-field-types/ 

 

In case you want more than 65,534 characters , you need to customize to change the "content" from "TEXT"  to " MEDIUMTEXT or LONGTEXT . If you are a developer , you can follow the guide bellow : 

1. Change the type of "content" filed of Pages table from "TEXT" to "MEDIUMTEXT" or "LONGTEXT".

2. Open the source file : yoursite/app/Plugin/Page/Controller/PagePluginsController.php then insert the code :

$pageTmp = $this->Page->query("SELECT content FROM {$this->Page->tablePrefix}pages WHERE id={$id}");
if($pageTmp){
    $page['Page']['content'] = $pageTmp[0]["pages"]["content"];
}

at line 50 .

3. Open the file : yoursite/app/Plugin/Page/Controller/PagesController.php then insert the code bellow : 

if(isset($page["Page"]["id"])){
    $pageTmp = $this->Page->query("SELECT content FROM {$this->Page->tablePrefix}pages WHERE id={$page["Page"]["id"]}");
    if($pageTmp){
        $page['Page']['content'] = $pageTmp[0]["pages"]["content"];
    }
}
at line 78

In case you don't familiar with it , you can submit a ticket to request for  customization work.

Duy Duy (mooTechnicalTeam) Basic on 05/22/18 at 23:49 Edited
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I attempted to paste all 27 chapters of citations but it is still cutting off the content at around 5 chapter's worth of citations. Nor is the content being cut off at the same point (for example if I include the TOC it cuts off at only 4 chapters of citations), leading me to believe it's not a specific character that's causing the content to stop. 

The full citations that would need to be included can currently be seen here:

https://defendingconservatism.com/info/index.php?title=DC_Citations#Hyperlinked_Sources 
 
 
Joshua David Zambrano Basic on 05/22/18 at 12:55
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I am trying to add the following content for my book citations, over 700 references containing about 900 total citations and, since I am going to be adding some new content, the page will need to ultimately contain over 1,000 hyperlinked citations. Already it's over 12,000 words. Essentially this serves as a resource for those purchasing the paperback book version to click the hyperlinked sources from.

So 3,300 or even 5,000 is not nearly enough. I make content-heavy informational pages, so for me to use MooSocial as the main base for my website which includes informational resource pages as opposed to simply a membership portal (which it currently is) I need to be able to design pages with much higher word counts.

Section I. Social Issues

Chapter 1: Civil Rights

  1. Encyclopaedia Britannica (n.d.). “Democratic-Republican Party.” Encyclopaedia Britannica, Inc.
  2. American Experience (n.d.). “Eisenhower.” PBS.
    Andrews, E. (2014, December 16). “8 Things You May Not Know About the Battle of the Bulge.” History Channel.
  3. The Relentless Conservative (2011, August 24). “The Democratic Party’s Two-Facedness of Race Relations.” Huffington Post.
  4. Nichols, David A (2007, September 12). “Ike Liked Civil Rights.” New York Times.
  5. Tauberer, J., & Poole, K. (1865, January 31). “To Pass S.J. Res. 16. (P. 531-2).” GovTrack.us. 
    Tauberer, J., & Poole, K. (1864, April 8). “To Pass S.J. Res. 16.” GovTrack.us.
  6. Tauberer, J., & Poole, K. (1866, April 9). “To Override Veto of S. 61. (P. 1861).” GovTrack.us.
    Tauberer, J., & Poole, K. (1866, April 6). “To Override President's Veto of S. 61. (P. 1809-3).” GovTrack.us.
  7. Tauberer, J., & Poole, K. (1866, June 13). “To Concur in a Senate Amendment to H. J. Res. 127.” GovTrack.us.
    Tauberer, J., & Poole, K. (1866, June 8). “To Pass H.J. Res. 127. (P. 3042-2).” GovTrack.us.
  8. Tauberer, J., & Poole, K. (1869, February 25). “To Agree to the Conference Committee Report on S.J. Res. 8.” GovTrack.us.
    Tauberer, J., & Poole, K. (1869, February 26). “To Agree to Conference Committee Report on S.J. Res. 8, Proposing an Amendment to the U.S. Constitution. (P. 1638-2).” GovTrack.us.
  9. Tauberer, J., & Poole, K. (1870, May 27). “To Agree to the Conference Report on H.R. 1293, a Bill to Enforce the Right of Citizens to Vote. (P. 3853-3).” GovTrack.us. 
    Tauberer, J., & Poole, K. (1870, May 25). “To Agree to the Conference Report on H.R. 1293. (P. 3800, 3809).” GovTrack.us.
  10. Tauberer, J., & Poole, K. (1871, April 19). “To Adopt Conference Report on H.R. 320.” GovTrack.us. 
    Tauberer, J., & Poole, K. (1871, April 19). “To Concur in Conference Report on H.R. 320.” GovTrack.us.
  11. Tauberer, J., & Poole, K. (1875, February 4). “To Pass H.R. 796.” GovTrack.us. 
    Tauberer, J., & Poole, K. (1875, February 4). “To Pass H.R. 796.” GovTrack.us.
  12. Tauberer, J., & Poole, K. (1919, May 21). “To Pass H.J. Res. 1, Proposing an Amendment to the Constitution Extending the Right of Suffrage to Women. (P. 78-2).” GovTrack.us. 
    Tauberer, J., & Poole, K. (1919, June 1). “To Pass HJR 1.” GovTrack.us.
  13. Tauberer, J., & Poole, K. (1957, June 18). “HR 6127, Civil Rights Act of 1957, Passed.” GovTrack.us. 
    Tauberer, J., & Poole, K. (1957, August 7). “HR. 6127, Civil Rights Act of 1957, Passed.” GovTrack.us.
  14. Tauberer, J., & Poole, K. (1960, April 21). “HR 8601, Civil Rights Act of 1960, Approval by the House of the Senate's Amendments.” GovTrack.us. 
    Tauberer, J., & Poole, K. (1960, April 8). “HR. 8601, Passage of Amended Bill.” GovTrack.us.
  15. Tauberer, J., & Poole, K. (1963, May 23). “H.R. 6060, Equal Pay Act Requiring that Equal Work Be Compensated with Equal Pay Regardless of the Sex of the Workers.” GovTrack.us. 
    “Equal Pay Act for Women Enacted.” CQ Almanac 1963, 19th ed. (pp. 511-13).
  16. Tauberer, J., & Poole, K. (1964, July 2). “H.R. 7152, Civil Rights Act of 1964, Adoption of a Resolution (H. Res. 789) Providing for House Approval of the Bill as Amended by the Senate.” GovTrack.us. 
    Tauberer, J., & Poole, K. (1964, June 19). “H.R. 7152, Passage.” GovTrack.us.
  17. Tauberer, J., & Poole, K. (1965, August 3). “To Agree to Conference Report on S. 1564, the Voting Rights Act.” GovTrack.us. 
    Tauberer, J., & Poole, K. (1965, August 4). “To Agree to the Conference Report on S. 1564, the Voting Rights Act of 1965.” GovTrack.us.
  18. Tauberer, J., & Poole, K. (1965, September 30). “To Agree to the Conference Report on H.R. 2580, the Immigration and Nationality Act.” GovTrack.us.
    Tauberer, J., & Poole, K. (1965, September 22). “To Pass H.R. 2580, Immigration and Nationality Act Amendments.” GovTrack.us.
  19. Tauberer, J., & Poole, K. (1991, November 7). “S. 1745 (102nd): Civil Rights Act of 1991 (On Passage of the Bill).” GovTrack.us.
    Tauberer, J., & Poole, K. (1991, October 30). “S. 1745 (102nd): Civil Rights Act of 1991 (On Passage of the Bill).” GovTrack.us.
  20. Tauberer, J., & Poole, K. (1996, May 10). “H.R. 3286 (104th): Adoption Promotion and Stability Act of 1996 (On Passage of the Bill).” GovTrack.us.
  21. Tauberer, J., & Poole, K. (1998, May 14). “H.R. 2431 (105th): International Religious Freedom Act of 1998 (On Passage of the Bill).” GovTrack.us.
    Tauberer, J., & Poole, K. (1998, October 9). “H.R. 2431 (105th): International Religious Freedom Act of 1998 (On Passage of the Bill).” GovTrack.us.
  22. Tauberer, J., & Poole, K. (2000, September 26). “H.R. 4292 (106th): Born-Alive Infants Protection Act of 2000 (On Motion to Suspend the Rules and Pass, as Amended).” GovTrack.us.
    “On the Amendment (Santorum Amdt. No. 814) (2001, June 29).” United States Senate.
  23. Tauberer, J., & Poole, K. (2003, October 2). “S. 3 (108th): Partial-Birth Abortion Ban Act of 2003 (On the Conference Report).” GovTrack.us.
    Tauberer, J., & Poole, K. (2003, October 21). “S. 3 (108th): Partial-Birth Abortion Ban Act of 2003 (On the Conference Report).” GovTrack.us.
  24. Greenberg, D. (2002, July 6). “Civil Rights: Let 'Em Wiretap!” History News Network.
    Christenson, J. (2008, December 29). “FBI Tracked King's Every Move.” CNN. 
    Capaccio, T. (2013, August 27). “MLK's Speech Attracted FBI's Intense Attention.” The Washington Post.
  25. Gardner, M.R. (2002). “Harry Truman and Civil Rights (pp. 82-83).” Southern Illinois University Press. ISBN: 0-8093-2425-3. 
    Rueter, T. (1995). “The Politics of Race: African Americans and the Political System.” p. 237. New York: M.E. Sharpe, Inc.
  26. The Relentless Conservative (2011, August 24). “The Democratic Party's Two-Facedness of Race Relations.” The Huffington Post.
    Kessler, Ronald (1996). “Inside the White House.” p. 33. New York: Simon and Schuster. ISBN 0671879197.
  27. Hutchinson, E.O. (2013, November 17). “JFK's Civil Rights Legacy: 50 Years of Myth and Fact.” The Huffington Post.
  28. Haney-Lopez, I (2013, December 22). “How the GOP Became the ‘White Man’s Party.’” Salon.
  29. Peters, G. & Wooley, J.T. (1900, July 4). “Democratic Party Platforms: Democratic Party Platform of 1900.” The American Presidency Project, University of California, Santa Barbara.
  30. Rogers, W.A. (1908, July 11). “Where He Keeps the Labor Vote.” Harper's Weekly.
  31. Peters, G. & Wooley, J.T. (1900, June 19). “Republican Party Platforms: Republican Party Platform of 1900.” The American Presidency Project, University of California, Santa Barbara.
  32. Peters, G. & Wooley, J.T. (1856, June 2). “Democratic Party Platforms: Democratic Party Platform of 1856.” The American Presidency Project, University of California, Santa Barbara.
  33. Peters, G. & Wooley, J.T. (1860, June 2). “Republican Party Platforms: Republican Party Platform of 1860.” The American Presidency Project, University of California, Santa Barbara.
  34. N.a. (1964, June 10). “Civil Rights Filibuster Ended.” United States Senate.
  35. Parks, B. (2010, March 19). “The Dixiecrat Myth.” Black-and-Right.
  36. “Nazism.” Encyclopaedia Britannica.
  37. “Twentieth Century History: Germany in Transition, c. 1929-1947, Changing Life for the German People." BBC GGSE Bitesize.
  38. “This Day in History: March 23rd, 1919 – Mussolini Founds the Fascist Party.” History Channel.
  39. Greenspan, J. (2012). “9 Things You May Not Know About Mussolini.” History Channel.
  40. Smith, Denis M. (1983). “Mussolini: A Biography.” p. 311. New York Vintage Books.
  41. N.a. (2009, February 19). “Baptists Denounce Latest Westboro Stunt.” Christianity Today.
  42. N.a. “Fred Phelps Timeline.” Intelligence Report, Spring 2001, Issue Number: 101. Southern Poverty Law Center.
  43. Stone, A. (2011, May 3). “Fred Phelps' Daughters May Misread Bible but They Know the Law.” AOL News.
  44. Fry, S. (2010, October 5). “Powder Sent to Phelps Law Firm.” The Topeka Capital-Journal.
  45. N.a. “Topeka: A City Bulled into Submission by the Westboro Baptist Church.” Intelligence Report, Spring 2001, Issue Number: 101. Southern Poverty Law Center.
  46. Hagerty, B.B. (2011, March 2). “A Peek Inside the Westboro Baptist Church.” NPR. 
    “Intelligence Files: Westboro Baptist Church.” Southern Poverty Law Center. 
    “About Westboro Baptist Church.” FredPhelps.com.
    “Extremism in America: Westboro Baptist Church.” Anti-Defamation League.
    “Intelligence Profiles: Fred Phelps.” Southern Poverty Law Center.
    Stenovec, T. (2012, December 16). “Westboro Baptist Church Says It Will Picket Vigil for Connecticut School Shooting Victims.” The Huffington Post.
    N.a. (2008, August 8). “Church Members Enter Canada, Aiming to Picket Bus Victim's Funeral.” CBC News. 
    Marcus, S. (2013, June 28). “Westboro Baptist Church Plans to Picket Taylor Swift Concert, Calls Her A 'Whore.'” The Huffington Post. 
    Hafiz, Y. (2013, September 26). “Blake Shelton, Westboro Baptists' Latest Target, Is The Opposite Of Scared.” The Huffington Post. 
    N.a. (2013, July 15). “Westboro Baptist Church's Plan to Picket Cory Monteith's Funeral Is Shameful.” The Huffington Post.
  47. Sarlin, B. (2010, April 16). “Liberals Crash the Tea Party.” The Daily Beast / Newsweek. 
    Linkins, J. (2010, June 14). “Tea Party 'Crashers' Plan To Prank Conservative Activists.” The Huffington Post.
  48. Winter, J. (2010, April 16). “Teacher Who Sought to ‘Demolish’ Tea Party Placed on Leave from School.” FOX News.
    Ryan, A. (2010, April 11). “Tea Party is on Guard for Hub Stop.” The Boston Globe.
  49. Montopoli, B. (2010, April 13). “Tea Party Foes Target Movement ‘Morons.’” CBS News.
  50. Associated Press (2010, April 16). “Oregon Teacher, Anti-Tea Party Activist Put on Leave.” USA Today.
  51. Winter, J. (2010, April 27). “Anti-Tea Party Teacher Back in the Classroom.” FOX News.
  52. King, L. (2000, February 15). “South Carolina Republican Debate.” CNN. 
    N.a. (2004, September 2). “A Senate Candidate Calls Gays Hedonists.” The New York Times.
  53. Signorile, M. (2004, August 31). “Alan Keyes Discusses Homosexuality with Sirius OutQ.” Sirius OutQ.
  54. Associated Press (2004, September 2). “Keyes: Cheney’s Daughter Practicing Selfish Hedonism.” NBC News. 
    Skalka, J. & Casillas, O. (2004, August 31). “Keyes Defends Comments About Cheney's Gay Daughter.” Chicago Tribune. 
    Johnson, C.R. (2004, August 31). “Alan Keyes Slams Mary Cheney.” Daily Kos. 
    Rich, F. (2004, October 24). “The O’Reilly Factor for Lesbians.” The New York Times.
  55. Pallasch, A.M. (2004, September 2). “Topinka Says He Should Apologize for 'Idiotic' Comment.” Chicago Sun-Times.
  56. Farah, J. (2004, September 3). “What Alan Keyes Actually Said.” World Net Daily.
  57. Magary, D. (2013, December). “What the Duck?” GQ Magazine.
  58. Crain, A. (2013, December 19). “Duck Dynasty's Phil Robertson Suspended for Views on Homosexuality.” Salem Web Network.
  59. Hannity, S. (2013, December 19). “Sarah Palin, Gov. Jindal, 'Duck Dynasty' Fans React to Phil Robertson's Suspension by A&E.” FOX News. 
    The Reliable Source (2013, December 19). “Sarah Palin, Gov. Bobby Jindal Defend Phil Robertson After He’s Suspended from ‘Duck Dynasty’ (Updated).” The Washington Post.
    N.a. (2013, December 19). “'Duck Dynasty' Star Phil Robertson Suspended by A&E.” FOX News. 
    Associated Press (2013, December 27). “A&E Lifts Phil Robertson’s ‘Duck Dynasty’ Suspension.” CBS News. 
    Yahr, E. (2013, December 27). “A&E Retracts its Suspension of ‘Duck Dynasty’ Star Phil Robertson.” The Washington Post.

Chapter 2: Abortion

  1. Blake, A. (2013, August 2). “Guess who likes the GOP’s 20-week abortion ban? Women.” The Washington Post.
  2. Tauberer, J., & Poole, K. (1919, May 21). “To Pass H.J. Res. 1, Proposing an Amendment to the Constitution Extending the Right of Suffrage to Women. (P. 78-2).” GovTrack.us. 
    Tauberer, J., & Poole, K. (1919, June 1). “To Pass HJR 1.” GovTrack.us.
  3. Tauberer, J., & Poole, K. (1963, May 23). “H.R. 6060, Equal Pay Act Requiring that Equal Work be Compensated with Equal Pay Regardless of the Sex of the Workers.” GovTrack.us.
  4. Bo Gu, B. (2012, June 14). “Gruesome Photos Put Spotlight on China's One-Child Policy.” NBC News.
  5. Hayes, A. (2012, April 30). “Activists Allege Forced Abortions, Sterilizations in China.” CNN. 
    Littlejohn, R. (2012, April 27). “The Real War Against Women: Forced Abortion, Gendercide.” LifeNews.
  6. Ling, C. “One-Child Policy Statistics.” AllGirlsAllowed.com.
  7. Riviera, G. (2012, June 14). “How China's Forced Abortion Policy Hits Two Women.” ABC News. 
    Wong, E. (2012, July 22). “Reports of Forced Abortions Fuel Push to End Chinese Law.” New York Times. 
    MacLeod, C. (2012, July 24). “Pressure Mounts to Stop China's Forced Abortions.” USA Today. 
    Sudworth, J. (2012, June 15). “Chinese Officials Apologize to Woman in Forced Abortion.” BBC News.
  8. Saad, L. (2013, May 15). “Americans Misjudge U.S. Abortion Views.” Gallup.
  9. “Abortion.” Gallup. McGurn, W. (2010, June 1). “Gallup’s Pro-Life America.” The Wall Street Journal.
  10. Collier, M. (2013, May 10). “Majority of Americans Against Most Abortions, New Gallup Poll Finds.” The Christian Post.
  11. Saad, L. (2011, August 8). “Plenty of Common Ground Found in Abortion Debate.” Gallup Politics.
  12. “Ethics - Abortion: Responsibility of the Mother.” BBC News.
  13. (2013, January 8). “Planned Parenthood Receives Record Amount of Taxpayer Support.” FOX News.
  14. “Abortion in Self-Defence.” BBC News.
  15. Johnston, W.R. (2008, October 9). “Reasons Given for Having Abortions in the United States.” Johnston's Archive.
  16. “Abortion History Timeline.” National Right to Life Committee.
  17. Beckwith, F.J. (1991). “Doesn't a Woman Have the Right to Control Her Own Body?” Christian Research Journal.
  18. McLachlan, H.V. (1997). “Bodies, Rights, and Abortions.” Journal of Medical Ethics. Vol. 23. p. 176.
  19. Levin, M.R. (2005, March 14). “Death by Privacy.” The National Review.
  20. Randolph, A. Raymond. “Before Roe v. Wade: Judge Friendly's Draft Abortion Opinion.” Harvard Journal of Law and Public Policy. Vol. 29.
  21. Lucente, T.J. (2012, January 29). “Right to Privacy is Not a Right to Kill.” Freedom Communications.
  22. Franz, W. (2009, January 22). “Statement of Wanda Franz, Ph.D.” National Right to Life Committee.
  23. “Meet Kristen, Executive Director of DFLA.” Democrats for Life of America.
  24. “Marjorie Danenfelser.” Susan B. Anthony List.
  25. Stanek, J. JillStanek.com.
  26. Keyes, A. (1997). “Former Presidential Candidate, Alan Keyes Shares His Views on the Commonalities Between Abortion and Slavery.” AbortionTV. 
    Keyes, A. (2003). “Abortion Quotes.” NotableQuotes.
  27. Good Morning America (2007, February 27). “Tiny Miracle Baby ‘Fought for Her Life.’” ABC News.
    Rochman, B. (2011, May 27). “A 21-Week-Old Baby Survives and Doctors Ask, How Young is Too Young to Save?” Time Magazine.
  28. Wolfberg, A. (2008, April 27). “Extreme Preemies.” The Boston Globe.
  29. (2011, August). “Facts on Induced Abortion in the United States.” Guttmacher Institute.
  30. Clowes, B. (2001). “The Facts of Life.” Ch. 12. Front Royal: Human Life International.
    (2009). “Sharing the Pro-Life Message: Life in the Womb.” Pro-Life Action League.
  31. “Abortion in the U.S.” National Right to Life Committee.
    Johnston, W.R. (2010, May 9). “Summary of Registered Abortions Worldwide, through April 2010.”  Johnston's Archive.
  32. “Abortion and the Definition of the Beginnings of Human Life.” Physicians for Life.
  33. (2009, June 1). “Greek Medicine – The Hippocratic Oath.” National Library of Medicine.
  34. “Ex-Abortionists Expose America's Greatest Scandal.” World Net Daily.
  35. Kupelian, D. (2005, January 20). “How Lying Marketers Sold Roe v. Wade to America.” World Net Daily.
  36. Johnson, A.M., & Richards, C. “Annual Report 2012-13.” Planned Parenthood. 
    “Annual Report 2007-2008.” Planned Parenthood.
  37. Wetzstein, C. (2014, May 28). “Report Tracks Abuses at Abortion Clinics, Demands Defunding.” The Washington Times.
  38. Schmidt, D. (2010, May 14). “DATA: 36.7% of Planned Parenthood’s ‘Health Center Income’ is from Abortions.” Live Action.
  39. Dudley, S. (2003). “Economics of Abortion.” National Abortion Federation.

Chapter 3: Religious Freedom

  1. “God In America, People and Ideas: Thomas Jefferson.” PBS.
  2. Jefferson, T. (1802, January 1). “Letter to the Danbury Baptists Association.” StephenJayGould.org.
  3. Heyrman, C.L. (2013, May 2). “The Separation of Church and State from the American Revolution to the Early Republic.” Divining America, TeacherServe. National Humanities Center.
  4. Greenstein, N. (1915, May 6). “Penn and Peace.; His Plan for a United States of Europe to Promote Peace.” The New York Times.
  5. “William Penn.” Encyclopædia Britannica.
    “People and Ideas: William Penn.” PBS.
  6. Penn, W. (1696, November 1). “Frame of Government of Pennsylvania.” Yale Law School. The Avalon Project.
  7. Penn, W. (1682). “Frame of Government of Pennsylvania.” Lillian Goldman Law Library. Yale Law School.
  8. Penn, W. (1682). “Frame of Government of Pennsylvania.” Lillian Goldman Law Library. Yale Law School.
  9. Penn, W. (1701, October 28). “Charter of Privileges Granted by William Penn, esq. to the Inhabitants of Pennsylvania and Territories, October 28, 1701.” Lillian Goldman Law Library. Yale Law School..
  10. Penn, W. (1693). “An Essay Towards the Present and Future Peace of Europe.” The American Peace Society.
  11. N.a. (n.d.). “This Day in History: February 5 – Roger Williams, Rhode Island Founder.” Library of Congress.
  12. History.com Staff (2009). “Roger Williams.” History Channel.
    N.a. (2016, July 1). “Roger Williams.” Encyclopaedia Britannica.
  13. William, R. (1644). “The Bloudy Tenent of Persecution for Cause of Conscience, Discussed in a Conference Between Truth and Peace.”
  14. The Avalon Project. “Constitution of Delaware; 1776.” Lillian Goldman Law Library. Yale Law School.
  15. The Avalon Project. “Constitution of Georgia; February 5, 1777.” Lillian Goldman Law Library. Yale Law School.
  16. The Avalon Project. “Constitution of Maryland - November 11, 1776.” Lillian Goldman Law Library. Yale Law School.
  17. The Avalon Project. “Constitution of New Jersey; 1776.” Lillian Goldman Law Library. Yale Law School.
  18. The Avalon Project. “Constitution of North Carolina: December 18, 1776.” Lillian Goldman Law Library. Yale Law School.
  19. The Avalon Project. “Constitution of Pennsylvania - September 28, 1776.” Lillian Goldman Law Library. Yale Law School.
  20. The Avalon Project. “Constitution of South Carolina - March 19, 1778.” Lillian Goldman Law Library. Yale Law School.
  21. The Avalon Project. “Constitution of Vermont - July 8, 1777.” Lillian Goldman Law Library. Yale Law School.
  22. TruthOrFiction.com. “The Fifty States Reference God in their Constitutions-Truth!”
    “God in the State Constitutions.” USConstitution.net.
    Miller, D. (2008). “The State Constitutions are...Unconstitutional?” Apologetics Press.
  23. Jefferson, T. (1785, October 31). “Act for Establishing Religious Freedom.” U.S. National Archives.
  24. Jefferson, T. (1776, July 4). “Declaration of Independence.” U.S. National Archives.
  25. Jefferson, T. (1805, March 4). “Second Inaugural Address.” Lillian Goldman Law Library. Yale Law School.
  26. Mount, S. “God in the State Constitutions.” Independence Hall Association.
  27. Zacharias, R. (2000, February 10). “The Polemic Shot in the Foot.” Ravi Zacharias International Ministries.
  28. “Religion and the Founding of the American Republic: I. America as a Religious Refuge: The Seventeenth Century.” Library of Congress.
  29. Voltaire (1901). “The Works of Voltaire.” pg. 209.
  30. Ragosta, John A. “James Madison: Memorial and Remonstrance against Religious Assessments.” University of Virginia. MileStone Documents.
  31. Hunter, P. (2005, December 7). “Religious Affiliation of the Founding Fathers of the United States of America.” Adherents.com.
  32. “Religion and the Founding of the American Republic.” Library of Congress.Knippen, J.H., & 
    Farmer, E.M. (2011-12). “Does Prayer before Public Bodies Violate the Establishment Clause of the First Amendment?” The Journal of the Dupage County Bar Association.
    Senate Historial Office. “Senate History: Senate Chaplain.” U.S. Senate.
  33. Duche, Jacob (1774, September 7). “Prayer in Congress.” The Congressional Prayer Caucus.
  34. “Religion and the Founding of the American Republic.” Library of Congress. 
    Knippen, James H. II, & Farmer, Elizabeth M. (2011-12). “Does Prayer before Public Bodies Violate the Establishment Clause of the First Amendment?” The Journal of the Dupage County Bar Association.
    “Senate History: Senate Chaplain.” U.S. Senate. Senate Historical Office.
  35. The Avalon Project. “Treaty of Peace and Friendship, Signed at Tunis August 28, 1797.” Yale Law School.
  36. Holmes, D.L. “The Founding Fathers, Deism, and Christianity.” Encyclopædia Britannica.
  37. Lepore, J. (2006, October 16). “The Sharpened Quill.” The New Yorker.
  38. Shay, C. (2011, May 10). “Top 10 Famous Stolen Body Parts: Remains of Thomas Paine.” Time Magazine.
  39. Franklin, B. “Benjamin Franklin's Letter to Thomas Paine.” Wall Builders.
  40. Chernow, R. (2010, June 26). “The Feuding Fathers.” Wall Street Journal.
  41. Foner, P.S. (2014, August 20). “Thomas Paine British American Author.” Encyclopædia Britannica.

Chapter 4: The Right to Bear Arms

  1. Halbrook, S.P. (2013, December 2). “How the Nazis Used Gun Control.” National Review.
    Shevchenko, N. (2017, November 28). “How Russians Lost Their Own 2nd Amendment: The Right to Bear Arms.” Russia Beyond.
  2. Greenberg, J. (2015, October 26). “Fact-Checking Ben Carson’s Claim that Gun Control Laws Allowed the Nazis to Carry Out Holocaust.” PolitiFact.
  3. Emery, D. (2017, November 11). “A Little Gun History.” Snopes.
  4. Cramer, C.E. (1993). “The Racist Roots of Gun Control.” FirearmsAndLiberty.com.
  5. N.a. (2018, March 24). “39 Days: How Parkland Shooting Survivors Turned Grief into Action.” CBS News.
  6. CNN Staff (2018, February 17). “Florida Student Emma Gonzalez to Lawmakers and Gun Control Advocates: 'We Call BS.’” CNN.
  7. Bever, L. (2018, April 4). “A Parkland Student Shielded Others with His Body—and is the Last to Leave the Hospital Alive.” Washington Post.
    Joyce, K. (2018, April 7). “Parkland Shooting Hero Blames Sheriff and Superintendent for Failing to Prevent Massacre.” FOX News.
  8. Jancer, M. (2018, February 5). “Gun Control is as Old as the Old West.” Smithsonian Institution.
  9. Madison, J. (1787, November 23). “The Federalist Papers: No. 10.” Yale Law School, Lillian Goldman Law Library.

Chapter 5: Homosexuality

  1. Huston, W.T. (2016, April 23). “Top Twenty-Five Stories Proving Target’s Pro-Transgender Bathroom Policy is Dangerous to Women and Children.” Breitbart News.
  2. Tomlin, G. (2015, July 31). “Scoutmaster Accused of Sexual Assault Same Day BSA Lifts Ban on Gay Leaders.” Christian Examiner.
  3. Grossman, C.L. (2011, July 13). “Calif. Gay ‘Role Model’ Bill Sparks Battle.” USA Today.
  4. “Transcript of the Constitution of the United States.” National Archives.
  5. Jefferson, T. (1804, September 11). “From Thomas Jefferson to Abigail Smith Adams.” National Archives.
  6. Gates, G. J., & Newport, F. (2012, October 18). “Special Report: 3.4% of U.S. Adults Identify as LGBT.” Gallup.
  7. Walker, M.D.; Hernandez, A.; & Davey, M. (2012, September 25). “Childhood Sexual Abuse and Adult Sexual Identity Formation: Intersection of Gender, Race, and Sexual Orientation.” The American Journal of Family Therapy. Vol. 40, No. 5. pp. 385-498. doi: 10.1080/01926187.2011.627318.
    Aaron, D.J. & Hughes, T.L. (2012, September 6). “Association of Childhood Sexual Abuse With Obesity in a Community Sample of Lesbians.” Obesity. Vol. 15, No. 4, pp. 1023-1028. doi: 10.1038/ oby.2007.634.
  8. Hequembourg, A.; Bimbi, D.L.; & Parsons, J.T. (2011, March 9). “Sexual Victimization and Health-Related Indicators Among Sexual Minority Men.” Journal of LGBT Issues Counseling. Vol. 5, No. 1. pp. 2-20. doi: 10.1080/15538605.2011.554603.
    Rosario, M.; Schrimshaw, E.W.; & Hunter, J. (2011, November 23). “A Model of Sexual Risk Behaviors Among Young Gay and Bisexual Men: Longitudinal Associations of Mental Health, Substance Abuse, Sexual Abuse, and the Coming-Out Process.” AIDS Education Prev. Vol. 18, No. 5. pp. 444-460. doi: 10.1521/aeap.2006.18.5.444.
    Rothman, E.F.; Exner, D.; & Baughman, A.L. (2011). “The Prevalence of Sexual Assault Against People Who Identify as Gay, Lesbian, or Bisexual in the United States: A Systematic Review.” Trauma, Violence, & Abuse. Vol. 12, No. 2. pp. 55-66. doi: 10.1177/1524838010390707.
  9. Arreola, S.G.; Neilands, T.B.; & Diaz, R. (2009, October). “Childhood Sexual Abuse and the Sociocultural Context of Sexual Risk Among Adult Latino Gay and Bisexual Men.” American Journal of Public Health. Vol. 99, Suppl. 2. doi: 10.2105/AJPH.2008.138925.
  10. Austin, S.B.; Jun, H.; et. al. (2008, April 30). “Disparities in Child Abuse Victimization in Lesbian, Bisexual, and Heterosexual Women in the Nurses' Health Study II.” Journal of Women's Health. Vol. 17, No. 4. pp. 597-606. doi:10.1089/jwh.2007.0450.
    Arreola, S.; Neilands, T.; Pollack, L.; Paul, J.; & Catania, J. (2008, July-September). “Childhood Sexual Experiences and Adult Health Sequelae Among Gay and Bisexual Men: Defining Childhood Sexual Abuse.” Journal of Sex Research. 45(3): 246-252. doi: 10.1080/00224490802204431.
  11. Balsam, K.F.; Rothblum, E.D.; et. al. (2005, June). “Victimization Over the Life Span: A Comparison of Lesbian, Gay, Bisexual, and Heterosexual Siblings.” Journal of Consulting and Clinical Psychology. Vol. 73, No. 3. pp. 477-487. http://dx.doi.org/10.1037.
    Arreola, S.G.; Neilands, T.B.; Pollack, L.M.; Paul, J.P.; & Catania, J.A. (2005, March). “Higher Prevalence of Childhood Sexual Abuse Among Latino Men Who Have Sex With Men than Non-Latino Men Who Have Sex with Men.” Child Abuse & Neglect. 29(3): 285-290. https://doi.org/10.1016/j.chiabu.2004.09.003
  12. Goodenow, C.; Netherland, J.; & Szalacha, L. (2002, February). “AIDS-Related Risk Among Adolescent Males Who Have Sex with
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