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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 brought new scientific methods and ideas. The Catholic Church had traditional views (like geocentrism). Scientific ideas (e.g., heliocentrism) went against these. The Church often opposed such new ideas. For example, Galileo's work was against Church - held views.

Answer:

challenged traditional beliefs of the Catholic Church