The Theological System Called Nominalism Was Based on William of Ockham's

Multiple Choice

The theological system called nominalism was based on William of Ockham's fundamental insight that:

A) God is limited in his ability to control human events and circumstances.
B) only individual things, not collective entities, can be known and understood.
C) knowledge gained through experiment is the only trustworthy source of information.
D) the characteristics of a single object can be inferred by making reference to a group.
E) nothing truly exists except in the mind of God.