Which of these was NOT an early medieval way of thinking that was based on the Bible?

A - most scientific thinking was based on the religious teachings of the Catholic Church

B - most people believed that if it could be seen, it must be true and had little desire to think otherwise

C - the teachings of the Catholic Church were always correct so did not need corrected ever

D - no one dared to challenge the Church's instructions

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Which of these was NOT an early medieval way of thinking that was based on the Bible?

A - most scientific thinking was based on the religious teachings of the Catholic Church

B - most people believed that if it could be seen, it must be true and had little desire to think otherwise

C - the teachings of the Catholic Church were always correct so did not need corrected ever

D - no one dared to challenge the Church's instructions

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Gerald Franklin · Answer 1

The teachings of the Catholic Church were always correct so did not need corrected ever was NOT an early medieval way of thinking that was based on the Bible.

Explanation:

From 5th to 15th century is known as the medieval period in the history. It began with the fall of the Western Roman Empire and merged into the Renaissance and Age of Discovery.

In this period, the Roman catholic churches became supreme power as it turned into an organized into an elaborate hierarchy with the pope as the head in western Europe. Many innovations occurred in the creative arts during the High Middle Ages. Literacy was no longer required only among priests. The new readings were addressed to a newly literate public with both time and knowledge to enjoy the work.