At the core of Françios Rabelais' humanism was
A)a faith in the fundamental goodness of people and the need to let them be free to arrange their lives as they please.
B)a faith in the fundamental goodness of institutions and their ability to mold better individuals.
C)the need to convert spontaneous creativity to logical, precisely formulated doctrine.
D)a disillusionment with human nature and human institutions.
E)a fear of a vengeful God.

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Rabelais was a humanist who believed in the inherent goodness of people and the importance of individual freedom. He was critical of institutions and their ability to restrict people's lives and creativity. His work emphasized the importance of laughter, free thinking, and a joyous appreciation of life.

At the Core of Françios Rabelais' Humanism Was