When translations of the works of Greek thinkers reached Christian scholars in the 1100s,

A. scholastics rejected faith in favor of reason.

B. the Church rejected them as heresy.

C. they began a revolution in the world of learning.

D. they began to undermine the scholastic method.

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When translations of the works of Greek thinkers reached Christian scholars in the 1100s,

A. scholastics rejected faith in favor of reason.

B. the Church rejected them as heresy.

C. they began a revolution in the world of learning.

D. they began to undermine the scholastic method.

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Rory Richard · Answer 1

B - the Church rejected them as heresy.

The works of Greek thinkers were not in line with the dogma of the Church. For that reason they rejected what the Greek thinkers of their time did and called every work which they did heresy not to be read.

When translations of the works of Greek thinkers reached Christian scholars in the 1100s,A. scholastics rejected faith in favor of reason.B. the Church rejected them as heresy.C. they began a revolution in the world of learning.D. they began to undermine the scholastic method.

When translations of the works of Greek thinkers reached Christian scholars in the 1100s,

A. scholastics rejected faith in favor of reason.

B. the Church rejected them as heresy.

C. they began a revolution in the world of learning.

D. they began to undermine the scholastic method.