The work of the Dominican Albert the Great
A)included a study of nature using empirical evidence.
B)drew on views of the universe based on his mystic experiences.
C)rested on philosophy and a belief that to study nature was an arrogant attempt to understand the mind of God.
D)was lost because he never had the opportunity to teach.
E)furthered the influence of the Inquisition.

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Albert the Great was known for his interest in natural science and is considered one of the pioneers of the scientific method. He emphasized the importance of direct observation and experimentation in the study of nature, rather than relying solely on philosophical or theological speculation.

The Work of the Dominican Albert the Great