Answer:
b) People no longer had to rely on the church to translate for them so they could interpret the Bible for themselves.
Explanation:
The church, particularly the Catholic Church, had held a large monopoly on the bible, and did not allow outsiders to read it. Thereby, the Catholic Church was able to impose Church restrictions in the name of the Bible, with little to no protest. However, when the bible was made available to the wide range of public, many people understood that what the Catholic Church stated was legitimized by the bible's teachings was, rather, not part of the bible at all. As such, the public trust eroded with the Catholic Church.
