Multiple Choice
An example of Christian adaptation and extension of Greek philosophy is:
A) the rejection of the concept of the immortal soul.
B) Greek strict adherence to Hebrew Law.
C) acceptance of the seeking of pleasure and the avoidance of pain as the primary motivational principle.
D) the concept of the Trinity.
E) acceptance of absolute personal freedom.
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