Which led to a drastic increase in secularization

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The Scientific Revolution encouraged a rational approach to studying the natural world which led to a drastic increase in secularization (rejection of religion in the affairs of the world). This shift in belief was partly responsible for the realism cultural movement of the mid to late nineteenth century.

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