Around 1764, Jefferson had lost faith in conventional religion, after he had tested the Bible for historical accuracy, rather he adopted a stern code of personal moral conduct and drew inspiration from classical literature.
Rather he adopted a stern code of personal moral conduct and drew inspiration from classical literature. Around 1764, Jefferson had lost faith in conventional religion after he had tested the Bible for historical its accuracy.
Around 1764, Jefferson had lost faith in conventional religion after he had tested the Bible for historical its accuracy. Rather he adopted a stern code of personal moral conduct and drew inspiration from classical literature.
Around 1764, Jefferson had lost faith in conventional religion after he had tested the Bible for historical its accuracy. Rather he adopted a stern code of personal moral conduct and drew inspiration from classical literature.