Thomas Jefferson

The book explores Thomas Jefferson's unique approach to religion and morality, highlighting his creation of a version of the Bible that emphasized his Enlightenment ideals. It delves into his motivations for editing the text, focusing on the teachings of Jesus while removing supernatural elements. Through this exploration, the narrative uncovers insights into Jefferson's beliefs, his relationship with faith, and the impact of his actions on American religious thought. The work invites readers to reconsider the intersection of politics, philosophy, and spirituality in Jefferson's legacy.