Paine's Belief in Divine Favor for the American Colonists
Paine believed God would favor the colonists because he saw the American Revolution as a struggle between good and evil, with the colonists representing virtue and the British representing corruption and tyranny. He argued that God would not allow a virtuous people to be defeated by a wicked one and that the American cause was therefore just and would ultimately be successful.Bioterrorism - Related Articles
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