Which statement best explains the relationship between enlightenment thought and the religious establishment during the 18th century?

a.
enlightenment thinkers joined forces with the church to uphold the moral authority of the church and european monarchs.
b.
enlightenment thought, due to its roots in religious philosophy, to soothe growing frustration with european monarchies.
c.
enlightenment thought, because of its roots in science and reason, challenged the prevailing authority of the church.
d.
the religious establishment in 18th century europe began to incorporate science and reason into its philosophy, creating a new religious movement that would spread to america.

Enlightenment thought, because of its roots in science and reason, challenged the prevailing authority of the church. The enlightenment era took place in the 18th century, after the protestant reformation. The enlightenment was centered around reason, if something was not reasonable it could not be legitamente; and many of the things that the Church taught were unreasonable. The enlightenment promoted ideas like liberty, progress, tolerance, and the separation of the church and state. The scientific method was a basic characteristic of the enlightenment era.

The correct answer is option B.  Enlightenment thought, due to its roots in religious philosophy, helped to soothe growing frustration with European monarchies.

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Explanation:

the right choice would be a. culture within the city-state. c. loyalty to the police. d separation by land and sea.