Correct. The answer is d. Sahagún argued that the most effective way church leaders could eliminate traditional Mexican religious beliefs was by learning as much as possible about them. Understanding Mexican lives and ideas, Sahagún argued, would allow church leaders to diagnose what he deemed the Mexicans’ “spiritual illnesses.”
Incorrect. The answer is d. Sahagún argued that the most effective way church leaders could eliminate traditional Mexican religious beliefs was by learning as much as possible about them. Understanding Mexican lives and ideas, Sahagún argued, would allow church leaders to diagnose what he deemed the Mexicans’ “spiritual illnesses.”