The new religiosity in the Late Middle Ages included all of the following EXCEPT
A)mysticism and a widespread desire for a direct contact between God and the individual.
B)millenarian thinking.
C)Church condemnation of the devotio moderna .
D)communities of clergy and laity called the Brethren of the Common Life.
E)an application of humanism to Christianity.

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The new religiosity in the Late Middle Ages included mysticism, a widespread desire for direct contact with God, millenarian thinking, the establishment of communities of clergy and laity called the Brethren of the Common Life, and an application of humanism to Christianity. The Church did, however, condemn the devotio moderna, a spiritual movement that emphasized inner piety and meditation.

The New Religiosity in the Late Middle Ages Included All