Thomas Jefferson believed that his version of the ... Jefferson produced the 84-page volume in 1820—six years before he died at age 83—bound it in red leather and titled it The Life and ...

Jefferson believed that he was truly following Jesus by focusing on what was humanly possible rather than proof of Jesus’ divinity.

Kennedy declared the event the greatest collection of talent ever brought together at the White House, “with the possible exception of when Thomas Jefferson dined alone.” But as more recent ...

Thomas Jefferson was a contradictory character: the Virginia aristocrat known as the "man of the people"; the president who simplified the office yet never denied himself a luxury; the slave owner ...

Thomas Jefferson was frustrated ... returning to it again in the summer of 1820. This time, he completed a more ambitious work, The Life and Morals of Jesus of Nazareth Extracted Textually ...