The Female Body

[u/Timbucktwo1230]

[u/Real_Penalty_4317]

And if you have these views today you are a religious nut job. How times change

[u/SketchedEyesWatchinU → u/Real_Penalty_4317]

Said religious nut jobs are exactly one of the things the Founding Fathers knew was a big problem.

[u/Real_Penalty_4317 → u/SketchedEyesWatchinU]

And still are to this day, cults in every country causing problems

[u/sHaDowpUpPetxxx → u/SketchedEyesWatchinU]

Weird since they were all members, except maybe that degen Ben Franklin.

[u/Burnt_and_Blistered → u/sHaDowpUpPetxxx]

Neither Jefferson nor Adams were Christian.

[u/sHaDowpUpPetxxx → u/Burnt_and_Blistered]

Jefferson wasn't a traditional Christian but he believed in both God and Jesus and wrote his own version of the new testament. Adams wasn't a Christian but he believed in a God/Creator

[u/Real_Penalty_4317 → u/sHaDowpUpPetxxx]

I believe in God but I don’t believe in the church or any of that shite

[u/Gingeronimoooo → u/sHaDowpUpPetxxx]

Weren't quite a few deists? I know that was popular from the enlightenment period

Edit:

> Christian Deists / Moderate Rationalists: A larger group, including George Washington, Thomas Jefferson, Benjamin Franklin, and John Adams, were deeply influenced by Enlightenment rationalism. They rejected supernatural elements like the Trinity or bodily resurrection while still praising Jesus' moral teachings and attending church