James Madison, political and religious philosophy in governance

Salman Shehdan Al - Zuhairi, Khalid

	James Madison, political and religious philosophy in governance
Al Malweah for Archaeological and Historical studies
Article 1, Volume 4, Issue 9, 2017, Pages 243-256
Author
Khalid Salman Shehdan Al - Zuhairi
Abstract
James Madison was the fourth heads of American States, from 1809-1817 and known as the father of the Constitution, the Great for his role in establishing the foundations of the US Constitution in 1787 in collaboration with his colleagues in the Continental Congress, particularly Alexander Hamilton and John Jay, Madison founded the Democratic Republican Party in the mid-nineties of the eighth century ten in collaboration with his friend Thomas Jefferson, as well as the foundations of Grass roots movement (the roots of the people (Grass roots with a distinctive political activity, which triumphed in 1800 elections. The study was divided into an introduction and three chapters and a conclusion, the first section titled (the birth of James Madison and political work), which included the birth and upbringing, and his entry into politics by electing within the Constitutional Assembly in its mandate, the second section entitled (the philosophy of James Madison political in power) because he had a special look in the nature of governance, particularly in the executive and legislative issues, while the third chapter was entitled (the philosophy of James Madison's religious verdict) because he believed that they should not include the US Constitution, any paragraph or any indication with regard to religious beliefs, being the personal freedom of individuals and is guaranteed for all.

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