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The philosophy of the Enlightenment
Cambridge, Mass.,: MIT Press (1973)
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The following essay was originally written in 1960, in response to a commission from a German publisher, as the chapter on 'The Enlightenment and Christianity' in a projected history of Christian thought.Links
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