Would Jefferson be disappointed?

All the founding fathers, from Jefferson to Palin, from Adams to Paine, were all devout evangelical Christians, who fully intended for this to be a Christian nation founded for Christians only. Those are the facts, case closed.

Jefferson definitely didn't think he was a Christian in the sense that we would understand the term.

For example, he published an edition of the Bible with all the supernatural bits left out. If you want to call that Christianity then go ahead, but not many would agree that is Christianity by any reasonable meaning of the term.

He also said "I have recently been examining all the known superstitions of the world, and do not find in our particular superstition [Christianity] one redeeming feature. They are all alike, founded upon fables and mythologies", though there is some doubt as to when and where he said this.

Interesting to note Christian Churches all over the world seems to be running most number of orphanages. Maybe the virgin birth of Jesus (perhaps as an orphan of that age) might attract a lot of people who lives the life devoid of any love from family. Maybe later the churches tried to manufacture such themes with many canons that promote love for the green need not be a desirable natural taste for the production of a heaven beyonce.

Maybe the theme brought forward is something like the cross is to be taken restricting the immediate loveful themes available. Perhaps the Shunmatha in Hinduism with handsome Lord Subrahmanya as the Chief warrior Lord of Heaven at the helm with all the knowledge of Shastras with much earlier Vedic times could be interesting to think about.

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Maybe in an advaitic point of view maybe all are orphans only in the eyes of God with some consorts given or even all are God's own only without a second or even few are God's own as Thee gets manifested as partial and full too maybe.

Jefferson would be disgusted by a loud segment of our population. It is a pity that intellects of his caliber are rare.

Jefferson would best be characterized as a Unitarian. He was strongly influenced by Joseph Priestly (who Adams shielded from the Alien and Sedition Acts). Although he never joined, formally, the Jefferson Bible is a manifestation of this philosophy.

He would be disappointed.

Jefferson by is writings seem to be very spiritual in a deist/pantheist kind of way; and was had some very strong word to say about Christianity.

Jefferson would be disappointed.

From what I could tell of him he liked the philosophy of Jesus but not the mysticism. He probably felt that those who did enjoy it where being idiots(I might be projecting here).

hells ya he would, and hes prolly a deist, maybe agnostic but definately not a theist, and above all that he was a secularist, jefferson is my favourite founding father

If Jesus knew what was going to be done in his name he would have strangled himself with his umbilical cord.

He would be very disappointed but it would be with the government as it is today not Christianity.