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 America's Christian HeritageAmerica's Christian Heritage
 Argues that the Founding Fathers were Christian not primarily Deists.
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Atheists.org: Christian RevisionismAtheists.org: Christian Revisionism
 Recounts events surrounding a controversial display of the Ten Commandments and Founding Fathers quotations, in the fall of 1997 in Charlotte, North Carolina.
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The Claremont Institute: Founding CreedThe Claremont Institute: Founding Creed
 A review critical of The Faiths of Our Fathers: What America's Founders Really Believed by Alf J. Mapp, Jr.
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Faith of Our Fathers: History RewrittenFaith of Our Fathers: History Rewritten
 Discusses the Christian faith of Washington, Adams, Franklin, and others. Disputes the separation of Church and State, and misrepresentations of the Puritans.
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Infidels.org: The Christian Nation MythInfidels.org: The Christian Nation Myth
 Farrell Till argues that many of the founding fathers of the United States were Deists.
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The Nation: Our Godless ConstitutionThe Nation: Our Godless Constitution
 Brooke Allen cites examples of the founding fathers' misgivings about Christianity.
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Of Course There Were DeistsOf Course There Were Deists
 Response article asserting that the founding fathers were Deists.
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Six Historic AmericansSix Historic Americans
 Online version of the book written by John E. Remsburg in 1906 argues that Thomas Paine, Thomas Jefferson, George Washington, Benjamin Franklin, Abraham Lincoln and Ulysses S. Grant were freethinkers or Deists.
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Stand to Reason: The Faith of Our FathersStand to Reason: The Faith of Our Fathers
 Argues the faith of the founding fathers of the United States was based upon Christian principles not primarily Deism.
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Who is Nature's God?Who is Nature's God?
 Article by David Voelker discusses Thomas Jefferson's beliefs.
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Wikipedia: List of United States Presidential Religious AffiliationsWikipedia: List of United States Presidential Religious Affiliations
 Provocative list indicating both official denominational memberships as well as supposed or inferred religious beliefs of the U.S. Presidents.
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WorldNetDaily: Thomas Jefferson: Deist or Christian?WorldNetDaily: Thomas Jefferson: Deist or Christian?
 D. James Kennedy presents Jefferson as a nominal Christian, yet not so hostile as some would claim.
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