 Corwin, or the editors of the 1978 Princeton University Press edition of "The Constitution and What it Means Today" thereinafter cited the Third Edition of Cooley's "Principles of Constitutional Law".Corwin wrote, as to the Establishment Clause of the First Amendment of the United States Constitution (a clause contained within Amendment I), "[i]t [that Justice Story believed the United States Congress was still free to prefer the Christian religion over other religions, in contrast to modern Constitutional law and interpretation] is also supported by Cooley in his "Principles of Constitutional Law", where it is said that the clause forbids 'the setting up of recognition of a state church of special favors and advantages which are denied to others.