Some Early Humanists Criticized Late-Medieval Scholasticism as Being

Multiple Choice

Some early humanists criticized late-medieval scholasticism as being:

A) concentrated more on virtuous living than on abstract speculation.
B) concentrated more on abstract speculation than on virtuous living.
C) focused too much on Christianity and salvation.
D) encouraged a solitary life of contemplation and asceticism.
E) was much too worldly in its approach to education.