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Read the excerpt from Common Sense. “ To talk of friendship with those in whom our reason forbids us to have faith . . . is madness and folly. ” Paine uses the words “madness and folly” to emphasize that the colonists

A
must be careful in their dealings with the king because he has gone mad.
B
are not allowed to have a positive relationship with Britain.
C
must continue to try to build a relationship with the king.
D
are unwise in attempting to achieve a positive relationship with Britain.
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Throughout "Sinners in the Hands of an Angry God," Edwards uses imagery in an attempt to make readers feel

A
angry at people who commit sins.
B
confident that they will be saved.
C
fear about being sent to hell.
D
respectful toward God and religion.
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In paragraph six of "Sinners in the Hands of an Angry God," what does Edwards suggest about spiritual reform?

A
He suggests that individuals have no opportunity to be saved from damnation.
B
He suggests that church and state should be separated.
C
He suggests that not all people who sin suffer eternal damnation.
D
He suggests that good works alone will not save a person from damnation.

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