The Age of Reason

Focusing on philosophical inquiry, this influential work critiques Christianity, asserting that while God exists, the Bible is a flawed human creation. Paine argues against the divinity of Jesus and miracles, promoting a Secularist Deist viewpoint that emphasizes natural laws. His criticisms extend to organized religion, which he views as corrupt and power-driven, advocating instead for religious tolerance and freedom of thought. Clever and accessible, this edition of "The Age of Reason" remains relevant and thought-provoking for contemporary readers.