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" -Thomas Paine "Tyranny,
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Brief Biography On January 29, 1737, Thomas
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out of school. The young Paine began apprenticing for his father,
but again, he failed. So, now age 19, Paine went to sea.
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Comment by mr_show_time
If you
guessed Thomas Paine, you would be right. Read the Age of Reason,
it tears your entire argument apart that Thomas Paine wanted a
Christian nation. If Thomas Paine is your strongest argument that
America was founded on Christianity, then I'm sorry to disappoint
you. Thomas Paine was quite
Comment by sfguyyy
did indeed have a special conceptualization - and I assume
you meant "Rights of Man" (ie Thomas Paine), rather than "Rights if
Man"???An excerpt from the wikipedia article on Paine's book,
summarizing some of his proposals for English reforms:"lower taxes
for the poor, and subsidised education
Comment by chort0
Paca, Thomas Stone, Charles
Carroll of CarrolltonVirginia:George Wythe, Richard Henry Lee,
Thomas Jefferson, Benjamin Harrison, Thomas Nelson, Jr., Francis
Lightfoot Lee, Carter BraxtonNorth Carolina:William Hooper, Joseph
Hewes, John PennSouth Carolina:Edward Rutledge, Thomas Heyward,
Jr., Thomas
Comment by SlimChipley
Didn't Thomas Paine also say "government, even in its best state,
is but a necessary evil" and "that government is best which governs
least". This Paine fellow sounds a bit like a lolbertarian.
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Aaron Burr, Thomas Jefferson's vice president, shot Alexander
Hamilton in a duel. He later died, for being a Federalist! This
isn't something relatively new, as you have asserted. People
confuse classic liberalism with socialism all of the time. Check
into Thomas Paine, Rosseau, Voltaire and John
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”~Thomas Paine"There is not one redeeming feature
in our superstition of Christianity.
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Thomas Paine, Isaac Newton, Harriet Tubman and Thomas Edison