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This book was noted as Barton's most notable work, published around 2012, which argued that Thomas Jefferson was an orthodox traditional Christian, a view that Jefferson scholars widely refuted as revisionist and filled with falsehoods.
He's probably most noted for a book that he wrote, Jefferson's Lies, which I think came out in 2012.
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Episode: Peter Wehner: A Polite Zealot
This book was noted as Barton's most notable work, published around 2012, which argued that Thomas Jefferson was an orthodox traditional Christian, a view that Jefferson scholars widely refuted as revisionist and filled with falsehoods.
He's probably most noted for a book that he wrote, Jefferson's Lies, which I think came out in 2012.
And it argued that Jefferson was an orthodox traditional Christian and that the interpretations that most people have, which was- I think it's safe to say that as a revisionist view of Thomas Jefferson. We know it's a revisionist view of Thomas Jefferson. And Jefferson scholars just eviscerated the book. It's just filled with falsehoods.