1. Religious Liberty in America
... said of Jefferson, "it is only when he publishes these opinions to the world that he renders himself obnoxious to censure [If he] confided his views of Christianity to the sacred confidence of a friend, he is clearly not liable to the rebuke of moral men." In fact, Jefferson had been considered in his time as somewhat of a religious enigma. He effectively ... ...
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- Grade Level: Undergraduate