Did America Have A Christian Founding? : Separating Modern Myth From Historical Truth / Mark David Hall.
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TextDescription: 1 online resource (xxvii, 212 pages)ISBN: - 1400211115
- 9781400211111
- 322.10973 23
- BR516
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The myth of the founders' deism -- The United States does not have a godless constitution -- Thomas Jefferson, James Madison, and the first amendment -- The founders believed civic authorities should protect, promote, and encourage religion and morality -- Christianity, religious liberty, and religious exemptions.
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