Although he was branded a heretic, Peter Waldo's call for believers to live a simple, Christ-like life, resembled the teachings of
A) Francis of Assisi.
B) Dominic de Guzman.
C) Bernard of Chartres.
D) Gelbert of Aurillac.
E) Peter Lombard.
Answer: A
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