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![]() "Hatfield" wrote in message ps.com... On his deathbed he went still another step, embraced faith, and retracted any and all attacks against Christianity in The Age of Reason: "I would give worlds, if I had them, if The Age of Reason had never been published. O Lord, help me! Christ, help me! Stay with me! It is hell to be left alone." Paine, as vocal a debunker of Christianity as there was in the colonies, died believing passionately in God and hoping for a future life. He had learned the hard way the lessons of the French Revolution.""" Absolute, utter bull**** brought to the same people who gave us the Lady Hope story that Darwin renounced all of his works on his deathbed.. I'm an atheist. Paine wasn't. http://tinyurl.com/9lxjr I'll not even bother with the rest of that load of crap including the misrepresentation of Paine's political views, other than to note that it was James Monroe who secured Paine's release from prison, not Thomas Jefferson. (Talk about trying to revise history!) Paine and Jefferson, by the way, were good friends. Which ought to tell you something. |