Isaac Newton had little impact on science and intellectual life in the 18th cent

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Isaac Newton had little impact on science and intellectual life in the 18th century. True False "Enlightenment, " according to Kant, means a. a capacity to empty the mind and receive divine light. b. having a book to serve as your understanding. c. relying only on the light of nature. d. emergence from self-imposed immaturity. Hume adopts Newton's motto, "frame no hypotheses, " in order to a. defend religion from its attackers. b. avoid criticism by the defenders of traditional religion. c. construct a science of human nature on the basis of the facts. d. restrict the foundations of our knowledge to innate ideas alone.

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7. FLASE

Newtonaism was so predominant during the 18th century.

8.D

Enlighment in his terms is when a person grows out of his self imposed immaturity.

9.C

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