A Number of Prominent Christian Thinkers Writing in the Wake

question 72

Multiple Choice

A number of prominent Christian thinkers writing in the wake of World War I argued all of the following EXCEPT​

• A) there was no evil in human nature.​
• B) Marxists put too much stock in a secular philosophy of history.​
• C) the tragedies of the twentieth century resulted froma clash between human will and God's commands.
• D) liberals held too high an opinion of human reason.​
• E) liberals and Marxists erred in believing that an ideal society could be achieved within the realm of historical time.​

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