The fifteenth century theologian who claimed that reason could not prove spiritual truth was

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Occam, also known as William of Ockham, was a 15th-century theologian who is credited with developing Occam's Razor, which emphasizes the need for simplicity in explanations. He also believed that reason could not prove spiritual truth, which is why he emphasized the importance of faith over reason. While Aquinas and Abelard were also influential theologians in the Middle Ages, they did not hold the same view as Occam on the limitations of reason in matters of faith. Magnus and Eckhart were not as prominent in theological discussions as the other three choices.

The Fifteenth Century Theologian Who Claimed That Reason Could Not