Actually he didn't. The belief that the US was founded as a Christian nation is a fallacy and ,in fact,it never was Christian except that most people were Christian. There is not one word in the constitution about Christianity nor is it mentioned in the Declaration . The declaration refers only to "nature's God". The founding fathers expressed doubts about Christianity and studied other beliefs. Jefferson believed in God and considered himself a Christian but he seemed to reject the divinity of Christ. He even went to the extent to rewrite the bible. Ethan Allen derided Christian revelations as deceptive or "spurious"and Thomas Paine condemned the "monstrous belief" that God had ever spoken to man. George Washington never mentioned Christ in any of his writings and he was a deist. It wasn't until Lincoln that God was used in a presidential speech.
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Thomas Jefferson! By Tamia Jerhann Alcorn
Thomas Jefferson wanted the Constitution amended to include a Bill of Rights. Alexander Hamilton was more inclined to support the wealthy elite, and had little use for the common citizen.
people have natural rights as human beings
Thomas Jefferson was the third president of the United States of America.
Thomas Jefferson wrote the declaration of independence
probably
Thomas Jefferson!
Thomas Jefferson, the third President of the United States, is featured on the front of the nickel. This design has been in use since 1938.
Thomas Jefferson was originally an abolitionist.
no. he was declaring the bill of rights and the rights of independence.
yes
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limited government
Only Jefferson went by Thomas. Woodrow was given the first name Thomas but started going by his middle name when he was a young man.