In Contrast to Thomas Aquinas, Fourteenth-Century Thinkers

question 69

Multiple Choice

In contrast to Thomas Aquinas, fourteenth-century thinkers

• A)became less critical and more mystical in seeking religious revelation.
• B)tried to separate reason from faith.
• C)tried to show the basic agreement of philosophy and religion.
• D)believed reason could demonstrate the truth of Christian doctrines with certainty.
• E)believed a synthesis of Aristotelianism and Christianity could be achieved.

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