Enlightenment thinking placed value on scientific knowledge and thought. based on "sinners in the hands of an angry god," which best describes the relationship between enlightenment thinking and the thinking of edwards's followers?
the beliefs of the two groups were fundamentally the same.
the beliefs of the two groups directly opposed each other.
the beliefs of edwards's followers evolved directly from those emphasized in the enlightenment.
the beliefs of the two groups were similar, with the enlightenment placing more emphasis on science.

The right anser is "The beliefs of the two groups directly opposed each other. "

Enlightenment thought extended the inquiry into the domain of religion and politics, proposing a natural or rational religion founded not on historical revelation but on the natural manifestation of divinity to the reason of man (deism).  On the other hand, edward's followers, in ethical assertions, cautioned against the new moral philosophy of eighteenth-century Enlightenment which he claimed to be natural-minded human beings who, if cultivated by education, could show the way to a virtuous life "15 But upon this Jonathan would react by saying that true life could not exist without God and revelation.

i believe the answer is inference

depressed people should not argue