In general,the philosophes considered Judaism and Islam:
A)as religions in need of rational reform.
B)to be enlightened partners in human progress.
C)superstitious and backward religions.
D)the objects of necessary persecutions.
E)the equal of Christianity as all were religions "of the Book."

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The philosophes, who were part of the Enlightenment movement, often viewed Judaism and Islam as superstitious and backward, similar to their criticisms of Christianity, as they emphasized reason and rationality over religious dogma.

In General,the Philosophes Considered Judaism and Islam