The Thought and Influence of Voltaire

Voltaire IFrançois Marie Arouet or the idea and influence of Voltaire's heritage is not only a lot of work but also the world directly and directly influenced by the work of these works and writers. Voltaire did not create much of the idea he claimed, but his success in spreading these ideas is unparalleled. He then summarized some of the most exciting enlightenment core issues of someone and was linked with great enthusiasm for seeing his faith come true.

Voltaire, a famous spiritual thinker, was not a pagan but against the Catholic church fiercely, is another example of enlightenment that later influenced the French Revolution. Voltaire strongly opposed religious persecution concluded that the church was the most persecuted whole and therefore strongly opposed. Most importantly, Voltaire is a supporter of religious tolerance and a leader for religious persecution. Revolution thinkers tend to agree with the philosophy of these Enlightenment Thinkers. It became apparent when the United States began its non-Christianization attack in November 1793. This treaty has transformed the temple for the reasons of battle with Christianity, closing and destroying the church, indictment and killing of clergy and believers, and renaming of religious buildings such as the Virgin Cathedral.

In enlightenment, French historian and philosopher Voltaire (1694-1778) was the main supporter. Initially Voltaire's idea was gained through progress and rationalism. His subsequent views on the concept of historical progress saw science and reason as the driving force for social progress. Immanuel Kant (1724-1804) believes that progress is neither automatic nor continuous, nor can we measure knowledge or wealth, but can not measure from barbarism to civilization, enlightening culture and the abolition of war ing. For the most part, I passed carelessly. Kant seeks education, human education is considered a slow process, world history promotes humanity to peace through war, international business, and enlightened self-interest