Role of Religion in the Englightenment (Descartes and Voltaire)

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Religion

 

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March 19, 2014

 

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In his rationalism, he knew that we lived in a world that has laws that are created through the use of reason. He used God's existence to give social structure to society. Finally, Descartes shows the role of religion through his rationalism. This Continental Rationalism was centered on "Descartes belief that the human mind contains innate ideas or ?certain seeds of truth that are in our souls'" (Trulove, 13)...
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Our ideas come from our souls, which came from a higher power. As evidence in his writings, Voltaire was also heavily influenced by religion during the age of Enlightenment. Similar to Descartes, Voltaire used faith in reason to research the natural laws of human behavior. However in Candide, he disagrees when he states that man was not born with innate ideas...
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