Renaissance Humanists' Rejection of the Augustinian Worldview Usually Involved A/an

question 39

Multiple Choice

Renaissance humanists' rejection of the Augustinian worldview usually involved a/an

• A)rejection of the notion of Christ as the savior-god in favor of the view that Jesus was a great man, nothing more.
• B)adoption of Tacitus' interpretation of the Pax Romana.
• C)revival of the ancient Greek ideal of arête, human excellence.
• D)denial of the compatibility of Greek philosophy and Christianity.
• E)rejection of all the Church Fathers.

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