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'Common Sense' at 250
['Jerry Newcombe', 'Matt Vespa', 'Josh Hammer', 'Michael Barone', 'Erick Erickson', 'Townhall Staff', 'Kurt Schlichter', 'Chris Stigall']
Townhall
He played a positive role in the American cause by writing “Common Sense,” which celebrates its 250th birthday this year.
“Common Sense” was a monograph---more than an article, less than a full book---published in Philadelphia.
But that doesn’t mean his masterpiece, “Common Sense,” was in any way anti-Christian.
I am persuaded that Thomas Paine made a shambles of his life by the end by cutting himself off from Jesus Christ.
When he was faithful to God, Thomas Paine retained his common sense.