Rev. William Pryce, of the Protestant Episcopal Church in Wilmington, Delaware, wrote to Jefferson asking for his subscription for his very orthodox book about the life of Jesus, and Jefferson replied from Washington on October 15, 1803: “Your favor of the 10 is duly recieved, and I subscribe with great pleasure to the work …
Recently, I had the privilege to appear as a guest on Dr. James Dobson’s Family Talk Radio program. Much of the content dealt with the Doubting Thomas book I co-wrote with Dr. Mark Beliles. You can hear the broadcast here. The book makes the point that our third president was …
To make Thomas Jefferson into a born again Christian is a misrepresentation. But it’s also wrong to present our third president as a lifelong skeptic. From all outward appearances, he was a Christian early in life, who later came to privately doubt some core Christian documents. In either event, he …