History, 30.01.2020 14:46, rpegler4

What was the role of the protestant reformation in the growth of the scientific revolution?
a.) it weakened the power of the catholic church in europe.
b.) it focused on the welfare of humanity in society.
c.) it promoted the teachings of greek and roman philosophers.
d.) it strengthened the role of christianity in society.

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