Question

How was a vernacular Bible different from a Latin Bible?

grp of answer:
A) The Latin Bible let people have a personal relationship to God, while the vernacular Bible required priests.
B) The vernacular Bible taught literal transubstantiation, while the Latin Bible taught symbolic transubstantiation.
C) Common people could read the vernacular Bible but not the Latin Bible.
D) Every priest could read the Latin Bible but not the vernacular Bible.
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Answer 1

c

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Answer 2

C) Common people could read the vernacular Bible but not the Latin Bible.

Step-by-step explanation:

Vernacular Bible is different from a Latin Bible such that "Common people could read the vernacular Bible but not the Latin Bible."

The above statement is true because VERNACULAR means language or dialect of the language spoken by the common people. Hence, a vernacular Bible gives the common people in any country or area other than where Latin is expressed as a native language the opportunity to read Bible.