How does rationalism differ from myths? (1 point)

• Myths explain the natural world in terms of gods; rationalism explains the world by saying it follows certain rules that can be discovered through reason.
Rationalism explain the natural world in terms of gods; myths explains the world by saying it follows certain rules that can be discovered through reason.

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• Rationalism relies on logic, evidence, and reason to understand the world, while myths are traditional stories or beliefs that are not based on evidence or reason.
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