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A philosophy that became popular in England during the seventeeth and eighteenth centuries.
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Deism is a belief that God initially set natural laws in motion but has done nothing more. 
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In other words, this is the belief that God started everything and then left it alone.  This belief rejects the divinity of Jesus.
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This philosophy that became popular in England during the seventeeth and eighteenth centuries, and a few of the Founders of the United States might have been Deists.
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