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55 POINTS The Enlightenment saw "reason" as the sole trustworthy guide to arriving at truth, not only about the natural world but also about human society. Why was this seen as such a radical and challenging
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The Enlightenment saw "reason" as the sole trustworthy guide to arriving at truth, not
only about the natural world but also about human society. Why was this seen as such
a radical and challenging idea in 18th-century Europe?

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They did not believe everything could be forgiven and fixed.
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