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Age of Faith and the Age of Reason Puritans and the Founding Fathers Believers become Thinkers

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Age of Faith and the Age of Reason. Puritans and the Founding Fathers Believers become Thinkers. Power Vocab. Age of Faith: Age of Reason: colonialismfree will f aithreason predestination parallel structure bias credibility. Age of Faith Otherworldliness - PowerPoint PPT Presentation

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Age of Faith and the Age of Reason

Puritans and the Founding Fathers

Believers become Thinkers

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Power Vocab

Age of Faith: Age of Reason:

colonialism free willfaith reasonpredestination parallel structure

biascredibility

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Deism and the Clockmaker God

Most founding fathers ascribed to a belief in Deism. They believed in God but not his divine intervention on earth. Human beings and their reason were entirely in control of their fates.

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What to think about God?

Age of Faith

I love him, but oh do I fear him! Cause for everything

Age of Reason Remote/impersonal intelligence “First Cause” Started machine (universe) then left it to

operate with math and physical law of nature.

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What’s my destiny?

Age of Faith Few “elect” chosen for salvation Predestination

Age of Reason Pursuit of happiness. Free will

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How to spend your time:

Age of Faith

Read the Bible! Work! Go to Church! Repeat!

Age of Reason

Proper study of man is man. Look around you! Think about it! Reason it out! Fix it!

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Why is everyone so evil?Age of Faith

Original sin: Eve taking fruit from the forbidden tree

Age of Reason

Civilization's evils explained by unsound social environment