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Dawning in the 17th century, the Enlightenment was an [[epoch]] of Western history where it was thought that the evils of the world could be overcome by replacing superstition and false beliefs with reason, truth, and intellectual | Dawning in the 17th century, the Enlightenment was an [[epoch]] of Western history where it was thought that the evils of the world could be overcome by replacing superstition and false beliefs with reason, truth, and intellectual thought. On [[Gothic Earth]], the Enlightenment's development was largely influenced by the actions of three [[qabal|qabals]] ([[the Alliance]], [[the Society of Keepers]], and [[the Sisterhood]]). These three qabals eventually united into a larger qabal simply known as [[the Enlightened]]. Their efforts would shape the world of humanity for centuries to come.<ref>[[A Guide to Gothic Earth]] p. 15</ref> | ||
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Dawning in the 17th century, the Enlightenment was an epoch of Western history where it was thought that the evils of the world could be overcome by replacing superstition and false beliefs with reason, truth, and intellectual thought. On Gothic Earth, the Enlightenment's development was largely influenced by the actions of three qabals (the Alliance, the Society of Keepers, and the Sisterhood). These three qabals eventually united into a larger qabal simply known as the Enlightened. Their efforts would shape the world of humanity for centuries to come.[1]
References
- ↑ A Guide to Gothic Earth p. 15
