Most European scientists in the seventeenth century believed that the world was:
A) ancient and changing
B) the result of natural evolutionary forces
C) perfect and mostly unchanged since creation
D) a and b

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Most European scientists in the seventeenth century held a theological worldview, and thus believed that the world was perfect and mostly unchanged since creation. It wasn't until the eighteenth century that the idea of natural evolutionary forces began to gain traction.

Most European Scientists in the Seventeenth Century Believed That the World