How were the colonists able to embrace both the enlightenment and evangelical religion at the same time? forms of production made these regions diverse. what made them more alike was?

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Anne

15 January, 05:10

How were the colonists able to embrace both the enlightenment and evangelical religion at the same time? forms of production made these regions diverse. what made them more alike was?

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Reed Barker · Answer 1

The colonists were able to embrace evangelical religious beliefs in regards to their spiritual and faith-based values in their activities, but were practical when accepting enlightenment ideals in terms of how best to operate and run the newly established government and control in the region.