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Who believe that the absolute monarchy was the best form of government and said human nature
tended toward violence and disorder. leviathan
Thomas Hobbes
English. Tj doc. K people had natural rights, were born free and equal. Had rights to life and
liberty and to owproperty. gov was to protec
John Locke
Agreed with Locke about natural rights. Ppl can practice any religion. Pro bacon and Newton.
Freedom of speecj
Voltaire
Gatherings intellectuals enjoyed
Salons
What was the most popular salon
That of Madame de pompadour mistress of Louis XV
France noble and judge. One of founders of study of pol. Science. Wrote spirit of laws. Best
form of gov 3 branches. Ideas influ. us writers
Baron Montesquieu
English jurist and prof. Est first law classes at Oxford. Commentaries widely read in am.
Sir William blackstone
Philosopher. French rev writings. equality and no social rank. No enlightenment movement.
Ppl should rely on instinct and emotion not reason
Jean Jacques Rousseau
German Phil. Human kind in center. Truth is what indivi. Decides. Reason cannot explain. Div.
universe in 2: phys and reality
Immanuel Kant
No universal truth, standards of right and wrong, or absolute code of conduct. Truth is
relative.
Relativism
Recognized standard that is broken
Immorality
Exists apart from a recognized standard
A-morality
Believed nothing is right or wrong. Individuals less important than the whole. Theory of
evolution. God evolved in mind of man as he bc enli
Hegel
Appropriated to science
Darwin
To politics
Marx
To religion
Nietzsche
Doctrine of or belief in
Ism
Man is the measure of all
Humanism
Live for the moment
Existentialism
All is nothing. Total meaninglessness
Nihilism
Truth is whatever the individual decides it is
Relativism
Must be equal in all areas
Egalitarianism
No truth. Everything is personal
Post modernism
People desired what with religion
A less rational approach. New movements in Catholicism and Judaism
Est. the Moravian brethren
Count Von zinzendorf
Instumental in the beginning of Methodism. Stressed value of religious experience,
reaction to the cold formality of the Church of England
John Wesley
Wrote over 7000 sacred songs and poems
Charles. John Wesley brother
Who believed justification by faith, salvation is for all, assurance of holt spirit and
scriptural holiness
Methodism.
Promoted mysticism and religious zeal among the Jews
Hasidism
What did the groups reject
Reason in favor of an enthusiastic faith
Celebrated the emotion and the indivifual
Romanticism
Believed in progress through education
Enlightenment thinkers
Patrons of the sciences. Supported scientific academies observatories and museums.
Monarchs
Musicians of this era
Bach. Handel. Haydn. Mozart.