How did the Reformation encourage the Enlightenment? It challenged the traditional authority of the Church, paving the way for new ideas of Enlightenment philosophers. It eliminated the influence of the Church in daily affairs, leaving a void for Enlightenment philosophers to fill. It reinvigorated the traditional ideals of the Church, widening the audience for Enlightenment philosophers. It resulted in a reformed Church that commissioned philosophers to write about their Enlightenment ideals.

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Zoey Greene

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It challenged the traditional authority of the Church, paving the way for new ideas of Enlightenment philosophers.