The Enlightenment and the Emergence of Free Thinkers

Enlightenment has brought new ideas and messages to society dominated by dominant power: the church. In these dark times, the ultimate authority over people dominated their powerful 'hint' power beyond their religious doctrine and their national leaders. For centuries, as the world's largest and wealthiest organization, the church has the power to oppress free thinkers. In front of the mass communication, most educated literate people were Christian monks who managed information mainly about religious texts and handed the selected information to ignorant masses.

Religious tolerance: I am skeptical about religious facilities, but I think many enlightenment thinkers should freely worship according to their own wishes. "The intellectuals of enlightenment was energetically requesting to restrict the political power of organized religion to contain the intolerance of religious war," Abnerz said. Freedom: tolerance to the religion of the Illuminati is related to individual freedom to emphasis. This concept considers that God and nature give fundamental rights to all human beings and that humans should be able to act freely without being limited by oppression. "These philosophers highlight that the government does not have authority over individual conscience," Abernethy explained. "Individuals have rights, everyone is equal, and legitimate political power is based on people's consent, and it is mandatory to express the will of people."

Enlightenment thinkers oppose superstition. An enlighten thinker cooperated with the enlightened tyrant, the enlightened ruler of the absolute, who tried to force some new ideas about the government to be carried out. Enlightenment has great influence on European culture, politics and government. Beginning in the 17th century, it was a philosopher Francis Bacon (1562-1626), Baruch Spinoza (1632-1677), John Rock (1632-1704), Pierre Vail (1647-1706), Voltaire (1694-1778) It was started by. , Francis Hutchin, (1694-1746), David Hume (1711-1776) and physicist Isaac Newton (1643-1727). The prince often supports and develops these figures, and even attempts to apply their government concepts to so-called enlightened absoluteism. The scientific revolution is closely related to enlightenment, as its discovery reverses many traditional notions and introduces a new view on the state of nature and humanity.