Philosophical messages

From the thought, the more strongly it fought it and the more popular, and so was the case in the early eighteenth century, when the French authorities tightened the screws on "Voltaire" and subjected to his book "Philosophical Messages" with blocking and burning. This book, which was considered in France at the time, is contrary to religion and an incitement to atheism and a resurrection of the social system, written by Voltaire during his stay in his desertion in England, driven by his observation of the vast bon between the English and French societies on more than one level. Thus, these enlightening messages come loaded with comparisons specializing in the government and parliamentary system, ecclesiastical and priestly life, as well as the educational and academic aspects and what is related to the formatting of arts and literature in each of the two countries. Voltaire is in the most exciting messages to the "Newton" flags of "Newton" and English experiences such as the "Coarraz" group, at the expense of challenging French characters "Descartes" and the theologian "Blaise Pascal".