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According to the author, the core of the medieval Christian worldview was that

According to the author, the core of the medieval Christian worldview was that

a. God determined the rules for leading a good life and that conclusions derived from reason were secondary to divine revelation.
b. when reason and revelation seemed to be in conflict, individuals should follow the dictates of reason.
c. the Greco-Roman cultural heritage was pagan and hence should be rejected in favor of the divine revelations of Scripture.
d. each individual had to follow his or her own path to God.
e. the good life was of this world.

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