Abstract
Based on the texts of philosophers (such as Georg Wilhelm Leibniz, Christian Thomasius, Christian Wolff, Alexander Gottlieb Baumgarten, Georg Friedrich Meier), the author has analyzed the trend that make up the notion of the Enlightenment: the enlightenment paradigm gnoseology imperfections of human cognitive powers that Leibniz called as malum metaphysicum (Théodicée). This assumption contradicts the currently widespread thesis-myth of the faith of the Enlightenment in the omnipotence of human reasoning.
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