[The Urban Sombrero]

Read up a little bit huh? Jefferson was as I suspect you are, suffering somewhat of a shortfall in his spiritual acumen. Such matters as I have pointed out in the past are unattainable to the secular mind. He nonetheless bowed in deference to the sovereignty of God as his writings clearly demonstrate. I've already pointed out he was not an evangelical, but thanks for restating the obvious. He was not deist. One thing he didn't do was argue against the Godly tenets of Christianity, though that is the nature of the argument you have continually put forth. Denying His influence on the minds of the founders is a form of heresy in my view, and serves no purpose other than easing the minds of those who like Jefferson, cannot seem to make themselves surrender to the Lordship of Christ. But by all means, feel free to push on with it.

In fact let's cut to the chase on this rabbit hunt. Here is the full revelation of the religious affiliations of every one of the signers of The Declaration of Independence, The Articles of Confederation, and The Constitutional Convention of 1787. http://www.adherents.com/gov/Founding_Fa...igion.html

As I said, such information was and is a matter of public record, read it and weep. It's a bit harder to make your case when you can't just pick on the shortfalls of only one man, and that as seen through the biased prism of the liberal, is it not? Shoot the messenger, never fails for the liberal.

I am surprised that the public profession of Christianity by a politician would so move you, TRT. Having investigated the four tests, or "dig points," FOR MYSELF, I am unmoved by your shenanigans.

In fact, Barack Obama professes Christianity, as does HRC, yet, if I recall correctly, you have questioned that. You certainly move the hurdles to suit your ability to jump.