At the Core of François Rabelais's  Humanism Was

Multiple Choice

At the core of François Rabelais's  humanism was

A) a faith in the fundamental goodness of people and the need to let them be free to arrange their lives as they please.
B) a faith in the fundamental goodness of institutions and their ability to mold better individuals.
C) the need to convert spontaneous creativity to logical, precisely formulated doctrine.
D) a disillusionment with human nature and human institutions.
E) a fear of a vengeful God.