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Written to rebuff the idea that the Declaration of Independence was a secular document, Gary T. Amos walks the reader through the history and religious temperament of the eras leading up to, and in which, the Declaration was composed. Looking at deism, the political actions that led to the American Revolution, and the words of Locke, Jefferson, Adams and others, this treatise explores the connection between Christian ideas and the foundation of America. 234 pages, softcover.
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