What was the underlying unity of the religious reform movement of modern times?
A. All of them appealed to faith and ancient authority.
B. Most of them derived their support from the masses.
C. Most of them were based on the twin doctrine of Reason and Humanism.
D. All of them had a broad and scientific approach to the problems of society.
Answer:C
What was the underlying unity of the religious reform movement of modern times?
A. All of them appealed to faith and ancient authority. B. Most of them derived their support from the masses. C. Most of them were based on the twin doctrine of Reason and Humanism. D. All of them had a broad and scientific approach to the problems of society.