Ben Franklin would famously grow skeptical about his fathers’ faith, but in many ways that faith – and its emphasis on the need for public morality and charity – would continue to mark Franklin’s own endeavors as an adult.
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Thursday, February 12, 2015
Kidd: "Ben Franklin’s Calvinist Father"
Thomas Kidd tells us about it here. A taste:
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