A group blog to promote discussion, debate and insight into the history, particularly religious, of America's founding. Any observations, questions, or comments relating to the blog's theme are welcomed.
. I see that argument as a dead horse, Tom. . I had a copy of the Jefferson Bible; but, I gave it away years ago. . Some people just read the Bible and apply their interrpreetations on it and others cut and paste. What's the difference? . Jefferson was one of the best statesmen the world has ever known. Barton's a joke. . The facts are there in black and white. There are no secrets. .
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As per usual.
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The Barton Steam Roller hisses on.
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But, eventually it's gonna fizz out.
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Phil, why not help us all out on the Jefferson Bible. What's in it, what isn't.
http://www.therealpresence.org/archives/Sacred_Scripture/Sacred_Scripture_012.htm
Instead of us fighting and all.
This is Like SO cool, check it out.
http://americanhistory.si.edu/JeffersonBible/the-book/?entry=41&search=sabbath
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I see that argument as a dead horse, Tom.
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I had a copy of the Jefferson Bible; but, I gave it away years ago.
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Some people just read the Bible and apply their interrpreetations on it and others cut and paste. What's the difference?
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Jefferson was one of the best statesmen the world has ever known. Barton's a joke.
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The facts are there in black and white. There are no secrets.
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