In Matters of Religion, 18^th Century Liberals Normally Believed That

question 30

Multiple Choice

In matters of religion, 18^th century liberals normally believed that

• A) there should be an officially designated and supported faith.
• B) all individuals should have freedom to believe as they saw fit.
• C) the government must have authority over religion because of its connection with politics.
• D) all humans were naturally inclined to evil and sinfulness.
• E) the best religion was one that recognized the worth of humanity.

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Definitions:

Adultery

A voluntary sexual relationship between a married person and someone other than their lawful spouse.

Affairs

Secretive relationships involving emotional or sexual intimacy with someone other than a person's committed partner or spouse.

Lasting Relationship

A relationship characterized by enduring bonds, commitment, and mutual affection over a long period.

Madams

Women who run establishments that provide prostitutes or are in charge of organized prostitution rings.