Jefferson most definitely believed that Jesus was not God and that he had not risen from the dead. He believed whole-heartedly in what he thought were the teachings of Jesus (as edited by himself), but as moral philosophy, not what most of us would call religion.
A very great many of the posters on this site would agree that this meant he was not a Christian.
While he financially supported a Presbyterian Church, there is ample evidence he did not believe in the doctrines taught by that Church.
While he financially supported a Presbyterian Church, there is ample evidence he did not believe in the doctrines taught by that Church. . . .
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Yes there is plenty of evidence, nearly all of it published by his detractors during a vicious election campaign.
I have read all the letters he wrote that are still available. It is enlightening reading. In those letters he is mortified that people have accused him of being non-Christian. He wondered in his writings about the physical resurrection of the body of Christ but never denied his divinity.