"Jefferson's faith key to his character, Declaration":
His position supports the GOD-Nation and attacks the JJ-Nation. GOD stands for Globally Ordained Denominations and JJ stands for Jefferson Jackson. Each Nation is composed of indirect conspirators and each Nation represents their own brand of leadership and direction for our country and the world.
Price says about Jefferson:
"Records show he attended church regularly, always carrying with him his prayer book. ... "
However, Price fails to mention that Jefferson was a staunch supporter of separation of church and state. The encyclopedia of American History, Harper and Brothers, 1953, says:
"In 1779 an Ordinance of Religious Freedom written by Jefferson was proposed in the Virginia legislature and failed ... ".
"Reflect on one of those five men, Thomas Jefferson. I have an old volume entitled `Christian Life and Character of the Civil Institutions of the United Sates,` first published in 1864. This was before revisionist historians began to rewrite and misrepresent events about Jefferson and his day. Many have been led to believe he was hostile to Christianity."
A note: back to the early 1860's, the GOD Nation got free advertising by having, for the first time, "In God We Trust" put on our coins. The approval of such occurred during the civil war, which was the time when Price's reference book was written and was a time when Lincoln was desperate for soldiers.
Price and others in Cobb County Georgia, where Marietta is located, are trying to show that the Declaration of Independence was a work of Christians and it was setting the stage that the U.S. should be a theocracy.
So, out of desperation, they are making Jefferson a religious man, probably a Christian, and indicating that Jefferson authored the Constitution. Jefferson did not author it, he drafted it, meaning he pulled at least 56 opinions into one document. Furthermore, it was a document to terminate the past, not to determine the future.