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OHdem10 Donating Member (1000+ posts) Send PM | Profile | Ignore Thu Feb-11-10 03:21 PM
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1. Most were not Christians as we know Christianity. Most were
Deists.

They encouraged Religious Practice. Theory if people were
going to church and practicing their religion , they would
probably better citizens. It was simply a way of providing
order. They were not promoting A Religion. Example: Madison
was an absolutist on separation of church and state. Keep
them separate.(Gary Wills). Most Founders were Deists: believed
in a Surpreme Being, Creator and their spirituality was private.
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