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Christian humanists believed that Western civilization and Christian faith had been corrupted over the centuries but that their original natures could be restored by studying ancient texts. What aspect of this humanist belief was shared by exponents of the Lutheran Reformation?
A) Ancient wisdom could be used to correct errors of the recent past.
B) Answers to current problems could be found in classical pagan culture.
C) The original scripture of the Old Testament held solutions for the present.
D) A fully developed person was multifaceted and could do everything well.
E) Only the educated elite should have a significant role in society.

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