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I do believe so I understand them from my point of view so That I think they had a lousy time so they gave up on jesus and God itself in a total.

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The Renaissance was a return to the traditional outlook of the Ancient Greeks and Romans who were far less theocratic than society had been during the Middle Ages.

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Q: Why was the renaissance more secular?
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How did art change the renaissance?

It became more secular.


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