Question

What beliefs were not the bases for the development of enlightenment thought?

Answer 1

Beliefs in absolute Monarchy and principles of the Roman Catholic Church, which were laid down as principles which cannot be changed, were not part of the ‘Enlightenment Movement’.

It is said to have originated in the 18th century in France, which is considered the birthplace of ‘Enlightenment’. Philosophers preached individual liberty and religious tolerance. The movement laid importance on science and simplicity.