Henry David Thoreau believed that meaning, and God, could be found within oneself. This philosophy is called

A. atheism.

B. rationalism.

C. individualism.

D. transcendentalism.

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Henry David Thoreau believed that meaning, and God, could be found within oneself. This philosophy is called

A. atheism.

B. rationalism.

C. individualism.

D. transcendentalism.

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Elyse Keith · Answer 1

The answer is D. transcendentalism. This philosophy began during the 1820s and 1830s. It believed that people are good inside. They were just influenced by society and its institutions. These people also believed that the people were independent and self-reliant when they are at their best.

Nikolas Spencer · Answer 2

Henry David Thoreau believed that meaning, and God, could be found within oneself. This philosophy is called D. transcendentalism. He was leading American transcendentalist

Henry David Thoreau believed that meaning, and God, could be found within oneself. This philosophy is calledA. atheism.B. rationalism.C. individualism.D. transcendentalism.

Henry David Thoreau believed that meaning, and God, could be found within oneself. This philosophy is called

A. atheism.

B. rationalism.

C. individualism.

D. transcendentalism.