Happiness in Heaven by David Barton

His life, his writings, prove that he was nelly (right) grew up at mt. vernon had no doubts, no years of devoted affection and their marriage, she resigned George at his deathout a murmur, into the arms with the assured hope of his happiness in Heaven. Is it necessary that any one should prove, “General As well may we question his and his devotion a Christian. . . . [And w]hen my aunt . . . died suddenly at Mount Vernon, before they [understood that she was dead], [General Washington] knelt by her and prayed most fervently, most affectingly, for her recovery. . . . [Martha] and [George] were . . . perfectly united and happy. . . . [and Martha fears for him. After forty uninterrupted happiness [in  withof his Savior and his God, eternal Washington [claimed to be a believer in Christianity?” patriotism to his country! 73

 

David Barton shows us that even though his adopted daughter declared that one might as well question the patriotism of George Washington as question his Christianity, nevertheless, through the work of secularists and revisionists

who ignore eyewitness accounts and documented writings, George Washington – and other Founding Fathers – has wrongly been labeled “deist.” The historical records – including those here at the Capitol – clearly demonstrate otherwise.

 

Comments

[Mark]

I can't understand any of this.

[Thomas Gary]

Just curious as to what footnote 73 is from?

Thanks