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What's your thoughts on Thomas Paine's, The age of reason?

CandR 4 July 14
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In today's atmosphere our politicians might more agree with the English royalty and want to distort Thomas Paine and his ideas. Oddly even though his work helped inspire our revolution repubivanism and even atheism is work may be more revolutionary today in the US than in England.

'lobster backs attack the town again' - Clutch but this time they are native.

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I thoroughly enjoyed it.

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It was one of the books that influenced me greatly in college.

Lauxa Level 5 July 15, 2018
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The early Free Thinkers are my heroes. Today it's much more easy to not need a creator. Back then when scientific answers were few and Darwin's "Origins of the Species" hadn't yet been published they were the pioneers of Free Thought.

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That was the time of the great enlightenment. I’m afraid that light is becoming dimmer!

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I think Trump's generation skipped it...

It was a balllsy publication for the time. He put everything on the line and died destitute for that pamphlet. They even stole his bones from his grave.

@CandR Well, he didn't go far enough in my opinion..there is NO GOD, but at least he sort of liberalized religion.

Agreed on the NO GOD part, but debunking religion or 'christian mythology' was a step forward in 1794.

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