With what does Scholasticism merge Aristotle's logic?

a. Plato's philosophy

b. Christian beliefs

c. Socratic values

d. Roman law

The correct answer to the following question will be "Christian beliefs".

Explanation:

Scholasticism fuses the philosophy of Aristotle with the Christian religions. The term 'Scholasticism' was derived from the Latin word 'Scholasticus', meaning indulging in learning during leisure time to gain scholastic reasoning Aristotle used the dialectical approach. Scholasticism is not a religion or ideology, but a way to teach and learn. The use of dialectic is stressed by scholasticism. The main aim of dialectic was to find an opinion on a subject or to show that it is possible to resolve a contradiction. Scholasticism is renowned for its use in medieval Christianity, particularly in reconciling the philosophy of the ancient classical philosophies (especially Aristotle) with Christian theology.

Therefore, Christian beliefs is the right answer.