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The Enlightenment, the New Rationalism, and the Scientific Revolution was the birth of immense scientific progress. People stopped placing their entire beings in “blind faith” and emphasized the possibilities present with the use of science and reason (Khan Academy). All of the faith was now placed into the accomplishments of mankind, as people were beginning to realize what we were truly capable of. The Enlightenment gave rise to deep thinkers, and reasonable ways of living, beyond any spiritual force. This was appropriately labeled, “the age of reason.” (U.S. History). Scientists such as Isaac Newton challenged gravity and