At the heart of scholasticism lay the conviction that
A)reason and revelation can be reconciled.
B)scholarship needs to have a practical application.
C)the clergy, as the spiritual leaders of society, control the educational system.
D)education must be made available to all.
E)religion has no need of philosophy.

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Scholasticism sought to reconcile reason and revelation, believing that philosophical inquiry could complement and deepen religious faith. This approach was central to the development of theology during the Middle Ages.

At the Heart of Scholasticism Lay the Conviction That