"From the Renaissance to the The Age of Reason". Readings of literary essays taken from "Literary Hyperlinks", vol. A., CIDEB. By Maria Grazia Tundo

A Universalist book, The Age of Reason advocates for the existence of natural religion and challenges the structure of all organized religion. First written and distributed as pamphlets, the book was later published into two parts. Paine puts forward his personal beliefs, debating reason and revelation, while analyzing the Bible and the influence organized religion has on society. Exploring topics including natural religion, criticism of corrupt religious institutions, and distinction betwee ...