What was an important outcome of the age of reason in the seventeenth and eighteenth centuries? the power of the monarchy was limited for the first time. many new religions split from the roman catholic church. god was considered the only source of moral values. it eventually led to the separation of church and state.

It eventually led to the separation of church and state.

Explanation:

The age of reason, also called the age of Enlightment brought with it a growth in education, more and more people were now able to study and more and more scientists and phillosophers were challenging the old "status quo", for the first time the masses had the chance to stop what they were doing and think about why they were doing it, giving as a result many independencies, many revolutions, armed and unarmed, but mainly a shift in the general consciences, Church and State eventually got separated because of this.

it was a act of seld fesnse more over it was a peace treaty between the fogein contunries.

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