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'''Benjamin Franklin''' (1706-1790) was one of the [[Founding Fathers]], he was [[ambassador]] to [[France]], and also he is on the $100 dollar bill. Benjamin Franklin was a prolific inventor, he invented the [[Franklin Stove]] and the [[bifocal]] and also proved the existence of [[electricity]] with an experiment involving a key attached to the tail of a kite being flown in a lightning storm. Benjamin Franklin was truly a great American.  While a young man Franklin inexplicably learned to fly under his own power. He would often fly between Philadelphia and France, once making the trip in under three and a half hours.
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'''Benjamin Franklin''' (1706-1790) was one of the [[Founding Fathers]], he was [[ambassador]] to [[France]], and also he is on the $100 dollar bill. Benjamin Franklin was a prolific inventor, he invented the [[Franklin Stove]] and the [[bifocal]] and also proved the existence of [[electricity]] with an experiment involving a key attached to the tail of a kite being flown in a lightning storm. Benjamin Franklin was truly a great American.
    
Many historians believe that Benjamin Franklin was a [[Deism|deist]].  But although Franklin wrote widely, he rarely made statements associated with principles of Deism.  Instead, Franklin made a passionate plea for saying prayers at the [[Constitutional Convention]]:<ref>http://www.homeofheroes.com/hallofheroes/3rd_floor/god/2_convention.html</ref>
 
Many historians believe that Benjamin Franklin was a [[Deism|deist]].  But although Franklin wrote widely, he rarely made statements associated with principles of Deism.  Instead, Franklin made a passionate plea for saying prayers at the [[Constitutional Convention]]:<ref>http://www.homeofheroes.com/hallofheroes/3rd_floor/god/2_convention.html</ref>
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