I duly noted that you did not dispute the fact that (1) Jefferson owned slaves (2) that there was an "anti-slavery climate" in both the North and the South that was growing at the time Jefferson wrote his letter about a "mythical wall" that first appeared in that private letter and is the one the SCOTUS quoted (3) the "anti-slavery climate" was "mostly" (but not entirely) Christian in both England and the States and that (4) Jefferson penned that "wall of separation" to keep the Church at bay and out of Governmental Affairs when it came to his (Jefferson's) Constitutional Right to own and keep slaves.
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Instead, you did what you and liberals usually do: You throw up a bunch other stuff that neither addresses or refutes what I wrote. 
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"The Wall of Separation" was used by Jefferson to get and keep the Church out of his (Jefferson's) Slave-Owning Business. 
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Thus the "wall" that Jefferson used to hold onto slavery....you want to hold on to as well. The Irony is...funny.