The Bible According to Thomas Jefferson (Reprint)
The Humanist 2012, March-April, 72, 2
-
- 2,99 €
-
- 2,99 €
Publisher Description
[ILLUSTRATION OMITTED] THE PRESIDENT sat at his desk in the White House on a winter evening. He'd finished his work for the day and was ready for something more enjoyable. He took out two Bibles and opened them to the story of Jesus. Then he grabbed a knife--or perhaps a razor--and began cutting up one Bible, then the other. The president was Thomas Jefferson. The year was 1804.
GENRE
Reference
RELEASED
2012
1 March
LANGUAGE
EN
English
LENGTH
11
Pages
PUBLISHER
American Humanist Association
SIZE
425.9
KB
More Books by The Humanist
In Katrina's Wake: Healthcare Crises in New Orleans: Dr. Joseph L. "Joel" Andrews Spent Two Weeks in the New Orleans Area in December 2005 As a Physician Volunteer for the American Red Cross Hurricane Katrina Disaster Relief Programs. Three Months After the Hurricane had Hit, He Witnessed Firsthand the Storm's Devastating Effects on Residents in the City's Various Communities.
2006
The Humanist Interview with Neil Degrasse Tyson (Interview)
2009
Who Killed Neil Beagley?(Medical Care Decision Making Authority and Religion)
2009
Intelligence, Language, Morality: The Neuroscience of Human Endurance (The GOOD Book) (General Interest Books on Neuroscience) (Book Review)
2009
The Continued Concern of Scientists.
2007
The Long Game (Cover Story)
2007