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Line 27: − − Deism a sect among the Christians of moa or all denominations who believe there is one God a providence the immortality of the soul virtue and vice rewards and punishments but reject revelation and believe no other article of the Christian religion or any other − This is how deism was defined in the new universal etymological English dictionary: in 1776 in 1780 is when deism started to change − − I got this information from this video − Youtube.com/watch?v=-Yy0qoN5x_M − The founders and deism |America's most pressing concern − − According to this video the founders were not deists by today's definition the ultimate deist among the founders was Thomas paine − − Look up world video bible school (wvbs) on youtube
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'''Deism''' is the combination of the intuition of the [[transcendence]] of God and the belief that God cannot, or, at least, does not, interact with, nor otherwise involve Himself in, the Creation. Deism is contrasted with [[pantheism]], in that pantheism is the combination of belief in an omnipresent Creator God and the belief that God's [[omnipresence]] implies that God ''is'' the Creation.
'''Deism''' is the combination of the intuition of the [[transcendence]] of God and the belief that God cannot, or, at least, does not, interact with, nor otherwise involve Himself in, the Creation. Deism is contrasted with [[pantheism]], in that pantheism is the combination of belief in an omnipresent Creator God and the belief that God's [[omnipresence]] implies that God ''is'' the Creation.
==Deism and the Founding Fathers==
==Deism and the Founding Fathers==
While almost all of the Founding Fathers were devout Christians{{fact}}, some it is believed were deists, at least according to some definitions of the term.
While almost all of the Founding Fathers were devout Christians{{fact}}, some it is believed were deists, at least according to some definitions of the term.
==Paine==
==Paine==