With the establishment of Oxford and Cambridge Universities in England came the study of secularism. These non-religious courses included the study of logic and philosophy. Why were these secular courses seen as important to the naturalist of the Renaissance Era? A. this type of education followed the teachings of the Christian Church
B. this type of education was available for all males regardless of social standing
C. this type of education promoted new jobs for tutors and teachers
D. this type of education was the highest sign of an educated mind