The Bible and the American Revolution
Vanderbilt Divinity School professor James Byrd explored references to the Bible during the American Revolution. He…
The work of the Smithsonian National Museum of American History Paper Conservation Laboratory project to preserve the “Jefferson Bible” was… read more
Jefferson's Bible The work of the Smithsonian National Museum of American History Paper Conservation Laboratory project to preserve the “Jefferson Bible” was shown. In his retirement years Thomas Jefferson compiled his own version of the four gospels, which he called The Life and Morals of Jesus of Nazareth, by cutting and pasting passages from six bibles in four languages. The Smithsonian acquired the bible in 1895. Former President Jefferson’s creation of the bible and the conservation project were discussed. close
Vanderbilt Divinity School professor James Byrd explored references to the Bible during the American Revolution. He…
Historians discussed the Bible and its influence on the founding of America at a symposium hosted by the Museum of the…
American University public affairs professor Daniel Dreisbach talked about the Bible and the founding of the American…
Museum of the Bible president Cary Summers and education presentation manager Norm Conrad gave a tour of the exhibit “The Impact of…