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Of the Few Enlightenment Thinkers Who Were Atheists,the Most Famous

Question 14

Question 14

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Of the few Enlightenment thinkers who were atheists,the most famous was:


A) Voltaire.
B) Moses Mendelssohn.
C) Gotthold Lessing.
D) Baron de Montesquieu.
E) Paul Henri d'Holbach.

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