The Age of Reason

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Exploring radical ideas on religion, this influential work challenges traditional beliefs and advocates for a more personal and rational approach to spirituality. Written by a revolutionary freethinker, it sparked significant debate and controversy upon its release in the late 18th century, reflecting the tumultuous intellectual climate of the time. The two-part structure allows for a thorough examination of its themes, making it a critical text in the history of religious thought.