One of the most significant aspects of the identity shared by most Jewish communities in the Middle Ages was: a) A deep commitment to the biblical canon and a profound engagement in the rabbinic literature of late antiquity b) A deep commitment to the biblical canon and the rejection of the rabbinic literature of late antiquity c) A deep commitment to the biblical canon and a profound interest in medieval rabbinic philosophy d) A deep commitment to the biblical canon and a profound interest in mystical traditions

One of the most significant aspects of the identity shared by most Jewish communities in the Middle Ages was: a) A deep commitment to the biblical canon and a profound engagement in the rabbinic literature of late antiquity b) A deep commitment to the biblical canon and the rejection of the rabbinic literature of late antiquity c) A deep commitment to the biblical canon and a profound interest in medieval rabbinic philosophy d) A deep commitment to the biblical canon and a profound interest in mystical traditions