Bishop Bossuet's Arguments for the Divine Right of Kings Rested

question 51

Multiple Choice

Bishop Bossuet's arguments for the divine right of kings rested on

• A)the Qur'an's statements about Allah.
• B)his belief that God gave certain men the right to rule.
• C)the assumption that a king's subjects possess certain basic rights.
• D)the long-standing feudal law of right to property that the lord had over his knights.

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