The Fifteenth Century Theologian Who Claimed That Reason Could Not

question 101

Multiple Choice

The fifteenth century theologian who claimed that reason could not prove spiritual truth was

• A)Thomas Aquinas.
• B)Peter Abelard.
• C)Oddone Colonna.
• D)William of Occam.
• E)Meister Eckhart.

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