The Enlightenment was skeptical of tradition and authority, and frequently gave no place to revelation; where Christians participated in the Enlightenment and discussed revelation, it was treated as an add-on supplementary to reason rather than as an underlying perspective that helps us understand the rest.

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Unidentified Speaker — A History of Philosophy | 41 John Locke [CM2VHOgb_HA]

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the enlightenment then with its emphasis on reason was skeptical of tradition skeptical of Authority frequently gave no place to revelation

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A History of Philosophy | 41 John Lockewheatoncollege
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