Question

Italian Humanists like Mirandola challenged traditional medieval Christian thinking in all of the following ways Except.... Group of answer choices A) They gave great weight to Roman and Christian writers instead of sticking to Christian writings. B) large towns of England and Scotland. They were increasingly willing to criticize the authority of the church hierarchy by using reason and intellect. C) They rejected the Christian conception of a Triune God. D) They downplayed the sinful side of man and and sovereignty of God by arguing that humans could change their destiny's through learning and intellect.

Answer 1

The answer is "Option C"

Step-by-step explanation:

The catholic medieval believed, that everyone was corrupted by Christian belief and the fall of Adam and Eve from the glory of God. Faith might be achieved via a three-part procedure: sincerity, confidence, or satisfaction, that's why the conventional Christian thought of Mirandola questioned it and the Christian notion of a triune God was dismissed.