What did philosophers of the Enlightenment have faith in, believing it could answer questions and solve problems?
(a) *was wrong lol*
(b) economics
(c) human reason
(d) government authority
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Hey mate,
According to me, d) is the correct answer
As these philosophers valued reason, science, religious tolerance, and what they called “natural rights”—life, liberty, and property.
hope this helps you out!
According to me, d) is the correct answer
As these philosophers valued reason, science, religious tolerance, and what they called “natural rights”—life, liberty, and property.
hope this helps you out!
megarcelon:
That is what I thought too! It turned out to be wrong though.
I think it is human reason
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Government Authority implies the legislature of the United States or some other country, or any state, territorial or nearby political subdivision or division thereof, and some other administrative or administrative office, expert, body, commission, national bank, board, department, organ, court, instrumentality or other element.
Expert in undertaking the board is the power that enables a task chief to act for the sake of the venture support official or for the benefit of the association
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