Religion and Political Culture in Jefferson's Virginia

Daniel L. Dreisbach is associate professor of justice, law, and society at American University. Garrett Ward Sheldon is John Morton Beaty Professor of Political and Social Sciences at the University of Virginia's College at Wise.

Part 1 Religious Culture in Jefferson's Virginia Chapter 2 The Christian Communities, Religious Revivals, and Political Culture of the Central Virginia Piedmont, 1737-1813 Chapter 3 Perceptions of a 'Deist Church" in Early National Virginia Part 4 Theological and Philosophical Influences on Jefferson and Madison Chapter 5 The Religious Beliefs of Thomas Jefferson Chapter 6 Liberalism, Classicism, and Christianity in Jefferson's Political Thought Chapter 7 Jefferson and Bolingbroke: Some Notes on the Questions of Influence Chapter 8 James Madison and the Presbyterian Idea of Man and Government Part 9 Jefferson and Madison on Church and State Chapter 10 Church-State Debate in the Virginia Legislature Chapter 11 Mr. Jefferson's "Non-Absolute" Wall of Separation Between Church and State Chapter 12 Religion and Legal Reforms in Revolutionary Virginia Chapter 13 James Madison and the First Amendment Establishment of the Religion Clause