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How did humanism change the idea of human nature? A. Man became more important than God. B. Man became the center of God's creation. C. Man became more independent from the Church. D. Man became more independent
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How did humanism change the idea of human nature?

A. Man became more important than God.

B. Man became the center of God's creation.

C. Man became more independent from the Church.

D. Man became more independent from God.

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The answer to this question is B
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