How Did Medieval Drama Represent Humankind's Quest for Individual Knowledge

question 20

Multiple Choice

How did medieval drama represent humankind's quest for individual knowledge?

• A)as a threat to religious and revealed truth
• B)as the only antidote to a long history of religious warfare
• C)as part of God's plan for humans to take dominion over nature
• D)as an effort which was beautiful but ultimately irrelevant in the ordered cosmos of the Great Chain of Being

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