Methodism Became Popular by Stressing

question 3

Multiple Choice

Methodism became popular by stressing

• A)that all people were equal in God's eyes.
• B)that the upper classes should abandon all their possessions.
• C)that all land should be equally distributed among the classes.
• D)that all Protestants in England should return to Catholicism.
• E)that all Protestants should leave the Anglican Church.

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