Renaissance Humanists' Rejection of the Augustinian Worldview Usually Involved A/an

Multiple Choice

Renaissance humanists' rejection of the Augustinian worldview usually involved a/an

A) rejection of the notion of Christ as the savior-god in favor of the view that Jesus was a great man, nothing more.
B) adoption of Tacitus' interpretation of the Pax Romana.
C) revival of the ancient Greek ideal of arête, human excellence.
D) denial of the compatibility of Greek philosophy and Christianity.
E) rejection of all the Church Fathers.