[lucysmom]

Stanley Dunham moves family to Mercer Island, joins Unitarian church, known as ‘the little red church on the hill’ and enrolls Ann in school know for ‘its hotbed of Marxist teachers’

Wasn't Thomas Jefferson Unitarian?

[patriot08]

Later in his adult life Jefferson did not consider himself an Episcopalian, or a member of any other specific denomination. Later in life Jefferson held many clearly Christian, Deist, and Unitarian beliefs, but was not a member of any congregation or denomination. Today, many Unitarians sincerely believe that Jefferson should be “counted as” a Unitarian, just as many Christians point to Jefferson as a Christian, and many of the small number of Americans who identify themselves as Deists believe Jefferson should be classified a Deist.

Jefferson was never a member of the Unitarian denomination nor was he ever active in a Unitarian congregation.
More at:
http://www.adherents.com/people/pj/Thomas_Jefferson.html

Here’s a bunch of info on Obama’s family
http://theobamafile.com/_family/FamilyPage.htm
http://theobamafile.com/_family/Dunhams.htm
http://theobamafile.com/_family/Anna.htm
http://theobamafile.com/_family/ObamaDunhamMarriage.htm

(From our own FReeper, Beckwith of The Obama File)

[little jeremiah]

Even if he was, Unitarians then and Unitarians now and in the 60s are worlds apart.

I know something about Unitarians in the 60s. Attended a number of youth groups in the 60s. Leftist pits of commie crap even then. LRY - “Liberal Religious Youth”, IIRC. Get laid, smoke dope and listen to leftist jive crap.

I don’t think Unitarianism was like that in Jefferson’s day.

[El Gato]

Wasn't Thomas Jefferson Unitarian?

Nope, not even the Unitariams claim that. He was Anglican, although he certainly had some Diest notions/beliefs, he never left the Anglican church, nor did he ever join a Unitarian one.

But in his day, there was no such thing as Communism, very few socialists of any import, and the Unitarian church had not "gone over to the dark side".