Answer:
The Enlightenment promoted secularism, which the Great Awakening strongly opposed.
Explanation:
The First Great Awakening, which placed the Scriptures above human reason, was also part of a much broader religious restoration current, an evangelical revival that took place simultaneously on the other side of the Atlantic, especially in England, Scotland and Germany. In all these nations during the central decades of the 18th century, a new era of faith arose to counter the currents of the Age of Enlightenment. The main objective was to reaffirm that true religiosity meant trusting with the heart and not with the head.
