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The pattern is always the same: make a grand claim about America's "Christian founding," cite a source few people will check, and hope nobody reads the original text. Unfortunately for them, some of us actually do.
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David Barton's pseudo-historian son Tim got caught citing a fake quote. He held up a book of sermons, claimed it inspired the Declaration of Independence, and quoted words that aren't in the text. This is Christian Nationalist "history" in a nutshell. www.friendlyatheist.com/p/christian-...
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Tim Barton attributed famous Declaration language to a colonial sermon. There's just one problem: It's nowhere in the text.
Christian Nationalist "historian" caught citing a quotation that doesn't exist
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