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What did Enlightene Thinkers believe in?

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Scientific Reasoning

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What did enlightenment thinkers believe in?
the existence of natural rights of people
What did enlightenment thinkers believe?
That people should choose their own leaders
What did the thinkers of the scientific revolution believe in?
the physical world follows natural laws.
What did the enlightenment thinker voltaire believe?
Voltaire believed that we were born with natural rights and we should have freedom
Why do you believe what you believe?
Well, most young adults like to believe what their parents believe. Over time and with maturity, children do question their parents' beliefs and values and either accept or reject the underlying...