What was the “Enlightenment” era

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coldgirl [10]3 years ago

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Enlightenment Era was the time period that ancient Greek and roman knowledge came into light once more and people began to deviate away from the religious perspective and went on to scientific and rational thinking.

Moreover, the rise of humanist philosophical backgrounds are another important element of this Era as well. Simply, this belief was that humans, their right and desires were more important than religious boundaries.

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