Inherent in philosophical systems of the Middle Ages was the confidence that the world was ultimately __________.
A) benevolent
B) absurd
C) intelligible
D) unintelligible

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Philosophical systems of the Middle Ages believed in the intelligibility of the world, meaning that it could be understood and studied through reason and logic. This belief was based on the notion that the world was created by a rational and intelligent God, and therefore, it was inherently logical and orderly.

Inherent in Philosophical Systems of the Middle Ages Was the Confidence