The Hebrew and Greek Worldviews Differed in All of the Following

question 66

Multiple Choice

The Hebrew and Greek worldviews differed in all of the following ways except the

• A)Hebrews did not regard nature as a system governed by consistent and knowable natural laws.
• B)Greeks believed that human wickedness was due to ignorance; the Hebrews believed that it was due to disobedience and stubbornness.
• C)Hebrews focused on righteous behavior and philosophic inquiry.
• D)Hebrews speculated neither on God's nature nor the origin of things.
• E)Greeks focused on reason; the Hebrews focused on revelation.

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