I prefer G.K. Chesterton; more specifically, his short story The Eye of Apollo:
So her eyes got worse and worse with straining; but the worst strain was to come. It came with this precious prophet, or whatever he calls himself, who taught her to stare at the hot sun with the naked eye. It was called accepting Apollo. Oh, if these new pagans would only be old pagans, they would be a little wiser! The old pagans knew that mere naked Nature-worship must have a cruel side. They knew that the eye of Apollo can blast and blind."
Chesterton rightfully called sun worship paganism and Thomas Paine rightfully called freemasonry sun worship and disgustingly tried to tie the same sun worship to Christianity