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Dr. Mohler is President of the Southern Baptist Theological Seminary. Dr. Frazer is Professor of History of the Master's College in California. Comment by Sue on May 13, 2020 at 10:12 am. So glad I listened to this interview. "Hope" is the operative word for the Christian. Comment by Rebecca on June 4, 2020 at 5:33 pmGregg Frazer, Professor of History & Political Studies at The Master's University, discussing the importance of a holistic understanding of history at Unfilt...Even a historian like Gregg Frazer, who is demonstrably more reserved than other scholars who argue that Washington's religious beliefs and practices prove a deep Christian faith, argues that Washington and a number of other Founding Fathers were theistic rationalists, not deists, and that a major distinction between theistic rationalists and ...Nov 25, 2014 · It is written by Gregg Frazer, a Master’s College professor of history and political science. The book has caused a stir among those who have an interest in the United States being a “Christian nation” and those on the other side who claim that it is a “secular nation.”. His central thesis is that most of the Founders were religious ...

Gregg Frazer, author of "The American Revolution: Not a just war" affirms that the American Revolution was much more than just a war. Although it was based on the Illuminist ideals that preached ideals of freedom and equality of rights, the independence of the United States was realized by the colonial elite and aimed at guaranteeing the interests and privileges of this class.Gregg Frazer, The Religious Beliefs of America's Founders: Reason, Revelation, and Revolution. Lawrence: University Press of Kansas, 2012. Pp. 296. $34.95. more by Andrew R MurphyOnly four of the ten scholars contacted by Richards actually provided any critiques of my work: Glenn Moots, Glenn Sunshine, Greg Forester, and Gregg Frazer. Of these four, only Frazer specializes in religion and the American founding, but his critique did not even address The Jefferson Lies, and it is not clear that he even bothered to read it.A third, Gregg Frazer of The Master's College, evaluated Barton's video America's Godly Heritage and found many of its factual claims dubious, such as a statement that "52 of the 55 delegates at the Constitutional Convention were 'orthodox, evangelical Christians.'"

Gregg L. Frazer, The Religious Beliefs of America's Founders: Reason, Revelation, and Revolution (Lawrence: University Press of Kansas, 2012, $34.95). Pp. xii + 299. isbn978 …Gregg Frazer said... For the record: I was supposed to debate Barton several years ago on a radio station out west broadcasting to five states. He backed out, so I debated John Eidsmoe (author of the book "Christianity and the Constitution").The question of how to teach about religion in American history has been a major point of contention between conservative Christians and progressives in recent years. Nowhere has this issue been mo...…

Reader Q&A - also see RECOMMENDED ARTICLES & FAQs. In regards to Gregg Frazer, I have, to this point, di. Possible cause: Dr. Gregg Frazer has coordinated the political studies ...