New Lights Differed from Old Lights by

question 48

Multiple Choice

New Lights differed from Old Lights by

• A) their readiness to approach their religious conflict as open warfare.
• B) discounting the element of choice in a person's faith.
• C) including elements like choir in church services.
• D) incorporating democracy and emotionalism into faith.
• E) promising to reinforce traditional Puritanism.

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