Warren Throckmorton
Getting Jefferson Right: When did Jefferson question the Trinity?
It might seem like a small point, but for David Barton, Jefferson’s religious beliefs are worth an entire chapter in his book The Jefferson Lies. In that book, Barton claims Jefferson did not question the Trinity until 1813. However, we find abundant evidence to the contrary. Here is an excerpt from our book, Getting Jefferson…
Read MoreFavorable review of Getting Jefferson Right
This review by Hrafnkell Haraldsson at Politicusa compares our book, Getting Jefferson Right: Fact Checking Claims about Our Third President with David Barton’s The Jefferson Lies. As you will see, Haraldsson highly recommends our book.
Read MoreTake The Jefferson Quiz; Buy the Jefferson book
Getting Jefferson Right: Fact Checking Claims about Our Third President is now live on Amazon. One way we are getting the word out about the book is The Jefferson Quiz. Go check it out and test your Jefferson knowledge. You can see the answers and the results of others who have taken it after you…
Read MoreBaptist minister justifies child abuse
This is disgusting. (via Good as You) Things are getting crazy. Dan Savage goes off on Christians, and this “minister,” Sean Harris, justifies child abuse. As tempting as it is to get into the mudslinging, cooler heads need to step up and speak truth to both extremes. The pastor is now saying he “misspoke.” He…
Read MoreDavid Barton will be on the Daily Show tonight
Round two between Jon Stewart and David Barton, 11pm eastern time. I imagine The Jefferson Lies will be the focus of the interview. Getting Jefferson Right should be available this week. Click the link to like it on Facebook. GJR is an eBook which will be available on Amazon.com. It carefully analyzes claim made about…
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