@article{436186,
      note = {Rev. ed. of: Rational infidels.},
      author = {Walters, Kerry S. and Walters, Kerry S.},
      url = {http://library.usi.edu/record/436186},
      title = {Revolutionary deists : early America's rational infidels  /},
      publisher = {Prometheus Books,},
      abstract = {For roughly eighty-five years-between 1725 and  1810-America was agitated by what can only be described as  a revolutionary movement. This was not the well-know  political revolution that culminated in the War of  Independence, but a revolution in religious and ethical  thought. Its proponents called their radical viewpoint  "deism." They challenged Christian orthodoxy and instead  endorsed a belief system that celebrated the power of human  reason and saw nature as God's handiwork and the only  "revelation" of divine will.},
      recid = {436186},
      pages = {279 p. ;},
      address = {Amherst, N.Y. :},
      year = {2011},
}