A number of prominent Christian thinkers writing in the wake of World War I argued all of the following EXCEPT
A) there was no evil in human nature.
B) Marxists put too much stock in a secular philosophy of history.
C) the tragedies of the twentieth century resulted froma clash between human will and God's commands.
D) liberals held too high an opinion of human reason.
E) liberals and Marxists erred in believing that an ideal society could be achieved within the realm of historical time.

Question

A number of prominent Christian thinkers writing in the wake of World War I argued all of the following EXCEPT​
A) there was no evil in human nature.​
B) Marxists put too much stock in a secular philosophy of history.​
C) the tragedies of the twentieth century resulted froma clash between human will and God's commands.
D) liberals held too high an opinion of human reason.​
E) liberals and Marxists erred in believing that an ideal society could be achieved within the realm of historical time.​

Quizplus · Accepted Answer

The other options were arguments made by prominent Christian thinkers writing in the wake of World War I, but the idea that there is no evil in human nature is not a commonly held view among Christian thinkers.

A Number of Prominent Christian Thinkers Writing in the Wake