What is enlightenment?
A. it is the view of validating knowledge and education based on science and reason rather than on religious dogmas.
B. it refers to the spiritual, nonphysical side of the human experience
C. it is the universal law to follow each other
D. it refers to philosophical creativity and imagination
Ans: A
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