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17 December, 08:22
Why was the enlightenment a secular movement
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Azaria Sweeney
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Answer:To use human reason to achieve knowledge, freedom and happiness. What does it mean to say the Enlightenment was a secular movement? It means that Enlightenment was anon religious act ... During the Enlightenment period people started saying that the government could rule the natural world
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