Question

question 1.7
the ideas of the scientific revolution -
were mostly adopted by the catholic church
challenged traditional beliefs of the catholic church
created divisions between protestants and the catholic church
were written by scholars supported by the catholic church

Explanation:

The Scientific Revolution emphasized empirical evidence and rational thinking. The Catholic Church held traditional religious - based beliefs. Scientific ideas like Copernicus' heliocentrism (which contradicted the Church - supported geocentrism) challenged these traditional Church beliefs. The Catholic Church was often opposed to many Scientific Revolution ideas (e.g., Galileo's persecution), so they were not mostly adopted by the Church. The divisions between Protestants and Catholics were more due to issues like the Protestant Reformation (the 95 Theses) rather than the Scientific Revolution. And many scholars of the Scientific Revolution faced Church opposition (not support).

Answer:

challenged traditional beliefs of the Catholic Church