The+Enlightenment+and+Candide

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The attachment above is the ppt about the legend of El Dorado. It includes the origins of El Dorado, the search for El Dorado, and El Dorado in Candide.

The attachment above is the PDF of our presentation that introduces about the causes, process, results, and the impact of the Seven Years War. The attached above is the PDF about the Spanish Inquisition's origin, process, and effects. The attachment above is the PDF about the Baconian Method. It talks about the background, the Beconian Method itself, and the comparison of inductive and deductive reasoning.

The attachment above is a pdf about Immanuel Kant and Categorical Imperative, which is the idea of the supreme principle of morality being a standard of rationality. The attachment above is the pdf of the presentation for Molinism. It talks about the debate of God's providence, God's three type of knowledge, and the freedom of humanity. The attachment above is the PDF about the philosopher Jean Jacques Rousseau and the Noble Savage. It includes Rousseau’s philosophy, history of Noble Savage, and the fiction of Noble Savage.

Attached above is our powerpoint that introduces the origin, belief, and influence of Socinianism through comparisons with Catholicism and quotes from The Racovian Catechism.

Attached above is the visual of our presentation on the topic of France under Louis XV and Robert Damiens' Attack, which is mainly about the French society during 1800s under political instability and the introduction of Enlightenment ideas.

This is Jonah and Shannon's presentation on the topic of Pelagianism, which was regarded as a heresy by the orthodox church because of Pelagius's idea of Human's free will, not corrupted nature, and the absence of divine aid. The attached above is the Power Point about the introduction of Rene Descartes' Doubt and Dualism. Descartes doubt everything and every established truth to make sure that their veracity. If something can't be doubted, that it must be true. Because of the method of doubt, Descartes later developed the concept of Dualism.

Win-Win and Bill's work is about Gottfried Leibniz's Metaphysics. Leibniz, regarded as a optimistic philosopher, believed that the world we have is the best in the universe, and everything has its sufficient reason for its existence. Leibniz's theory is important because it not only used a scientific perspective to break down our world to prove god's existence, but it also influenced later enlightenment age philosophers's work, such as Kant's Metaphysics.

The attached file above is the presentation about Alexander Pope's An Essay on Man, a work to explain the ways of God to human. It contains four epistles each with its distinct focus.

The attachment above is the PowerPoint about Meliorism, which focuses on the definition of Meliorism, Voltaire’s practice of Meliorism, and Meliorism in Candide. The attachment above is the PDF file of our presentation that introduces about thedefinition, belief, and the religious persucusion the comparison with other religions of the Anabaptists.

The attachment above is the PowerPoint about the social theory of Cesare Beccaria. It mainly focuses on the essay "On Crime and Punishment", which reflects Beccaria's thoughts toward the necessity of reforming the penal system; the three important aspects are free will, rational manners, and manipulability. The attachment above is the PowerPoint about the introduction of Frederick the Great, the introduction of Prussia under Frederick the Great, how he treated his subjects, and his philosophy and ideas that influenced his policies.

Attached is our powerpoint that includes the introduction of the practices and beliefs of Franciscans, Jesuits, and Benedictines, and a comparison chart for the three branches of Catholicism.