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The founders on God and government

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314 pages 2004

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Examines the public and personal attitudes toward religion of prominent early Americans. Discusses the prevalence of Judeo-Christian influence and Aristotelian reason. Explores the expressed beliefs of Thomas Jefferson, James Madison, and Benjamin Franklin.

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