Multiple Choice
What was the author's assessment Catholic fundamentalism?
A) He said that, although it was theologically limiting, it probably preserved Catholic identity during its most oppressed period on modern history
B) He thought it was theologically limiting and, given Catholic intellectual resources, its reactive stance could not be sustained
C) He said that the Catholic Church virtually collapsed under its own theological weight
D) He said that it caused irreparable damage that still haunts the modern Catholic Church
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