Incredibly, men like Jefferson, Adams and others wrote extensively about Christian doctrine and the teachings of Scripture.  But what most Bible believers are unaware of is that these men were radically anti-Christ.  Unfortunately, many professing Christians seem to be abandoning the Gospel in favor of “conservative values” which allow for “all faiths” to be included that are willing to take a stand against abortion, gay marriage, and the general wave of liberalism in the country today.  We have come to believe that this is a snare prepared by the devil to diminish the power of preaching the cross of Christ, and render ineffective the Church in our country.

In short, their own letters prove that many of the founders hated Biblical Christianity and wanted to see the Gospel destroyed.  The letters in question are beyond dispute and can be found among many collections of the Founders writings, and in the Library of Congress.  They were not merely deists or agnostics or humanists (which we have come to believe are very deceptive terms) but were antichrists according to the Word of the Living God. 

The importance of this is seen in the reaction of those (even among believers) who become especially troubled at hearing that the Founders were “antichrists.”  The initial thought is that such a term is too extreme.  “Well, I wouldn’t necessarily say that they were anti-Christ,” is a common reply.  “They just held to certain humanist ideas, and did not believe in the divinity of Christ.”  Yes, but that is the spirit of antichrist. This is why John in his second epistle to the Church tells us that one is “a deceiver and an antichrist” who “abides not in the doctrine of Christ.” (2 John 7, 9)