Revolutionary Spirits: The Enlightened Faith of America's Founding Fathers

The book delves into the religious beliefs and philosophies of America's Founding Fathers, challenging prevalent myths surrounding their faith. It presents vivid portrayals of key figures like Benjamin Franklin, George Washington, and Thomas Jefferson as both religious reformers and political innovators. Highlighting their nature-based spirituality and interest in science, the narrative explores Washington's reluctance to invoke "God" publicly, Jefferson's skepticism about biblical events, and Paine's musings on extraterrestrial life, ultimately reclaiming their spiritual legacy for contemporary America.