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There is little doubt that lincoln, as a young man, went through a period of skepticism towards christianity “politics were lincoln’s life,” william henry herndon told jesse weik in 1887, “and newspapers were his food.” But as is evidenced by lincoln’s own words, he changed.
Especially after the death of his young son willie in 1862, lincoln moved away from his earlier religious skepticism. [1] some argue that lincoln was neither a christian believer nor a secular freethinker. Abraham lincoln was not a philosopher, or even what we might today call an intellectual William miller points out that reinhold niebuhr thought that this phrase, since it did not “specifically [number lincoln] among those believers,” revealed “a trace of his youthful skepticism.”
Abraham lincoln's relationship with faith underwent notable changes throughout his life, particularly shaped by personal loss
His early skepticism regarding religion made him cautious about expressing his beliefs in public. His youthful skepticism was no doubt altered and chastened when, as president, he had to confront the tragedies of war and what must have been his own agony about his role in the deaths of six hundred thousand americans. Everyone knew that as a young man he had declared himself an atheist and even written a booklet undermining faith in god Friends who knew he had political aspirations ripped the offending manuscript from his hands and burned it
Yet slowly, agonizingly, lincoln had come to faith.
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