Like in the twenty-first century, seventeenth-century Europeans tended to think in terms of "faith" being opposed to "reason" and "science."

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In the seventeenth century, the relationship between faith, reason, and science was more integrated, with many thinkers seeing them as complementary rather than opposed. The Enlightenment later emphasized the distinction between faith and reason.

Like in the Twenty-First Century, Seventeenth-Century Europeans Tended to Think