The concepts of human rights and human equality were
A)made part of the modern Western heritage by the Enlightenment.
B)not implemented consistently in the 18th century.
C)related to the scientific view of a universe consisting of matter and universal laws.
D)perplexing in their application.
E)All of these

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The concepts of human rights and human equality were indeed made part of the modern Western heritage by the Enlightenment, but they were not implemented consistently in the 18th century. Additionally, these concepts were related to the scientific view of a universe consisting of matter and universal laws. However, their application can still be perplexing at times. Therefore, all of these statements are true, making Choice E the correct answer.

The Concepts of Human Rights and Human Equality Were