Question

The Enlightenment Select one: a. was a religious movement emphasizing strict adherence to biblical teachings. b. rejected religious fanaticism in favor of rational knowledge. c. discounted the writings of Thomas Jefferson and Benjamin Franklin as "too idealistic." d. was an organization of scientists who experimented with electricity. e. had minimal impact on England.

Answer 1

b. Rejected religious fanaticism in favor of rational knowledge.

Step-by-step explanation:

Enlightement was an important intellectual movement that generated a change in the way religious thought influenced society. During previous years, religion was the fundament for all the explanations, and reason and logic was was not consider. It toke place in Europe during the XVIII and XIX century.