The Abraham Lincoln Doctrine has garnered more widespread attention than any other American president. Although he has not joined any religious denomination, Baptists, Presbyterians, Quakers, Episcopalians, disciples of Christ, spiritualists, Jews, and even atheists consider the sixteenth president to be one of them.
In this brief volume, Ferenc Morton Sass and Margaret Connell Sass provide an easy survey of the evolution of Lincoln's religious views, as well as a useful starting point for further academic research.
