Christian Philosophers Who Aimed to Integrate Parts of the Greco-Roman

question 71

Multiple Choice

Christian philosophers who aimed to integrate parts of the Greco-Roman heritage into their religion

• A) saw Christ as the incarnation of the Logos or divine reason.
• B) claimed that Zeus was a prophet.
• C) rejected Platonic philosophy.
• D) saw Socrates as a prefiguration of Christ.
• E) claimed that Greek philosophy had nothing to do with God's truth.

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