The "crisis of the European conscience" that affected some European thinkers in the late seventeenth century meant that they

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The "crisis of the European conscience" referred to a period of questioning and doubt among European thinkers in the late seventeenth century. They were questioning traditional views and slowly moving toward more modern views, making D the best choice. There is no indication that it led to a loss of faith in God (A) or a sense of hopelessness (B), and there is no mention of divine revelation (C).

The "Crisis of the European Conscience" That Affected Some European