| Godly belief |
| Paine's creed |
| Belief in God |
| Creator belief |
| Belief in a God |
| Religious belief |
| Belief of a sort |
| Franklin's faith |
| Paine's doctrine |
| Voltaire's faith |
| Franklin's belief |
| Jefferson's creed |
| Jefferson's faith |
| Rational religion |
| Religious doctrine |
| Theological belief |
| Jefferson's belief |
| Reason-based faith |
| Mark Twain's belief |
| Jeffersonian belief |
| Voltaire's religion |
| Freethinker's belief |
| Religious philosophy |
| 17th-century theology |
| Certain belief system |
| Thomas Paine's belief |
| Voltaire's world-view |
| Rational faith in God |
| Ben Franklin's belief |
| Basic religious belief |
| Rational belief in God |
| Faith of many a Founder |
| Franklin's belief in God |
| Religion based on reason |
| Natural religion advocacy |
| One form of belief in God |
| Voltaire's religious view |
| Benjamin Franklin's belief |
| Faith espoused by Voltaire |
| Religious belief of a sort |
| The faith of some Founders |
| Belief of Benjamin Franklin |
| Belief in a "watchmaker" God |
| Belief in an indifferent God |
| Jefferson's religious belief |
| Certain religious philosophy |
| Belief in God through reason |
| Belief in a laissez-faire God |
| Faith of some Founding Fathers |
| Ben Franklin's religious belief |
| Thomas Paine's religious belief |
| Belief in a non-intervening God |
| Belief in a noninterfering creator |
| Popular Age of Enlightenment faith |
| Reasoned belief in a supreme being |
| Religious philosophy based on reason |
| Doctrine referenced in the Declaration |
| Belief in God on the evidence of reason |
| Religion of many of the Founding Fathers |
| Belief in God based on rational evidence |
| Faith that rejects supernatural revelation |
| Subject of the pamphlet "The Age of Reason |
| Something many Founding Fathers believed in |
| View espoused in Thomas Paine's "The Age of Reason |
| Faith espoused in Voltaire's "Treatise on Tolerance |
| Belief that God created the world, but does not intervene in it |