By the End of the 17^th Century, Educated Europeans Were

question 20

Multiple Choice

By the end of the 17^th century, educated Europeans were generally

• A) ready to abandon the search for a more intelligible natural science.
• B) considering applying the scientific method to the study of humans.
• C) impelled toward atheism by the conflicts between religion and science.
• D) abandoning Bacon's empiricism for Descartes' inductive reasoning.
• E) returning to religion as the center of their universe.

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