How did the Catholic Church respond to the Scientific Revolution? A. The church didn’t accept the theories put forth by scientists and held on to their beliefs. B. The church accepted and promoted the theories and findings put forth by the scientists. C. The church funded the scientists so that they could prove more scientific theories. D. The church didn’t fund the scientists but quickly accepted their theories and findings.

A)

Explanation:

The church thought scientific discovery would not only be against their beliefs, but would further promote going against the will of God. (They would also lose money if people started thinking for themselves)

The church did not accept the theories which were put forth by scientist and which were held on to their beliefs

Explanation:

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