In his opinion, ‘since everything is made for the purpose, everything must be made for the best purpose’. ‘ In Voltaire, Pangloss portrait a philosopher of optimism in “Candide”. Throughout the book, Voltaire criticizes us for living in ‘the best of all possible worlds. ‘ The results of this work also shed light on Voltaire’s view that religion was both beneficial and harmful to society and the individual. His views on various religions are also confirmed in Candide, although the event is only a vague notion that all organized religions fall into the category of ‘evil superstitions. The religious figures in this work are mostly negative, except for Anabaptists and Old Lady. Religious intolerance is one of the issues he addresses in the Candide. His problem was that moral influence kept religious groups apart, often leading to wars with each other. As noted, this was not given any problem for Voltaire. Unfortunately, because there was no centrality, and no other theory, the wise men of the 18th century in France were forced to use creationism to explain beauty and organization in the world.

Centuries later, Darwin should have given Voltaire the scientific theory to back up his desire for atheism. ” Until the naturalist theologians quickly followed his path, Voltaire expressed his hatred of culture and religion and chose a universal god of nature. “Ecrasons l’infame,” interpreted, “We must crush the vile thing. Voltaire’s expression his feelings for an organized religion have portrayed in the story.

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