During the Nineteenth Century, Many Christians Generally Moved Away from ________

question 49

Multiple Choice

During the nineteenth century, many Christians generally moved away from ________ and instead began to embrace ________.

• A) rationalism; the belief in predestination
• B) Enlightenment ideas; religious coercion
• C) the ideas of the Great Awakening; Puritanism
• D) Calvinist views; a more democratic religion
• E) Deism; guaranteed salvation

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