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Frost2351

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The French philosophes believed in
 
 

a. the limits of human reason.
  b. the perfectibility of humanity.
  c. the revival of traditional religious institutions.
  d. a and c



Question 2

Deism is the position which claimed that
 
 

a. God created the world as a perfect mechanism.
  b. God is an unnecessary hypothesis.
  c. human reason is sufficient to discover all truths without the aid of revelation.
  d. a and c




jennafosdick

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Answer to Question 1

b.

Answer to Question 2

d.



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