In his Novum Organum, Bacon objected to
A) the corruption of science by superstition and theology.
B) an overreliance on inductive reasoning.
C) the use of science to question Christian dogma.
D) knowledge based on observation rather than on reason.

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Francis Bacon's Novum Organum criticizes the corruption of science by superstition and theology, advocating for an empirical approach to scientific inquiry that relies on observation and experimentation rather than on preconceived notions influenced by religious or superstitious beliefs.

In His Novum Organum, Bacon Objected to