THOMAS PAINE
COMMON SENSE PAMPHLET
ABOUT THOMAS PAINE
Thomas Paine was born on
February 9, 1737 in Thetford,
United Kingdom. He was an
English-born American, political
activist, philosopher, political
theorist, and revolutioner.
Thomas Paine was most
known for his common
sense pamphlet and crisis
papers.
COMMON SENSE
PAMPHLET
Thomas Paine's Common Sense
is a 47 page pamphlet. Thomas
Paine had written this in 1775-
1776, Advocating independence
from Great Britain to people in
the thirteen colonies.
RATIONALISM
PERIOD
During the Age of Reason,
scientists believed in Rationalism,
"Nothing more than simple
facts, plain arguments, and
common sense.."
 WHAT IS IT
ABOUT?
Thomas Paine's Common sense
was about advocating
independence from Great Britain
to people in the Thirteen
Colonies.
SUMMARY
In Thomas Paine's common sense,
He argues for American
independence. His argument
starts with some theoretical
reflections about government and
religion.
ANALYSIS
In my own Analysis, Common
Sense was that it was for
American Independence and
that Thomas Paine's arguments
were true.
THE MAIN IDEA
APPLICATION TO
CHRISTIAN LIFE
It is applied to Christian
The main idea of common
life because whenever
sense is on how Thomas
Paine argued about the
he argues he uses the
independence from England bible.
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as well as the creation of a
democratic republic.
Thomas Paine wrote in the
language of people, usually
quoting the Bible in his
arguments. But most people
in America had knowledge of
the Bible, so therefore his
arguments were true. APPLICATION TO
PRESENT LIFE
The relevance to present life
is where we Christians
believe in only one God.
It is also relevant about
our government and our
reflections towards it.