Question

we went on to greece, and the greeks led us to the edifices where they worship their god, and we knew not whether we were in heaven or on earth. for on earth there is no such splendor or such beauty, and we are at a loss how to describe it. we know only that god dwells there among men... we cannot forget that beauty.... vladimir then inquired where they should all accept baptism, and they replied that the decision rested with him. background information: in this passage from the primary chronicles, vladimir i of kiev has instructed advisers to inspect the religions of the world and to report their findings back to him. what most impressed vladimirs advisers when they visited the churches? the number of people in attendance the role of their emperor the appearance of the church the welcoming nature of the worshippers

Explanation:

The passage describes the advisers' reaction to the Greek churches, emphasizing "splendor," "beauty," and being unable to forget that beauty. The first option (number of people) and second (role of emperor) are not mentioned. The fourth (welcoming nature of worshippers) is also not discussed. The focus is on the church's appearance.

Answer:

the appearance of the church