What criticism did John Wycliffe have about the Roman Catholic Church? A. He disagreed with the Church's policy of keeping women from attending services. B. He believed that the study of the Bible should remain only in European countries. C. He argued that the Bible was higher in authority than the pope. D. He did not believe that religious leaders taught the Bible appropriately.

C. He argued that the Bible was higher in authority than the pope.

Explanation:

John Wycliffe's was an English scholastic philosopher, theologian, biblical translator, reformer, priest, and a seminary professor at the University of Oxford whose central tenet was his belief in the Bible as the only source of Christian doctrine.

He felt that, no earthly ecclesiastical authority change what was in the Scriptures especially regarding to the papacy or the many monastic and other religious orders.

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