What Did Shabbetai Sevi, the Quakers, and the Jansenists All

question 44

Multiple Choice

What did Shabbetai Sevi, the Quakers, and the Jansenists all have in common?

• A) They caused religious divides that were as severe as those during the Reformation.
• B) They sought to undermine established religious authority.
• C) They caused the end of messianism in Europe.
• D) They led to the religious unity characteristic of the mid-seventeenth century.
• E) They were highly unaware of the teachings of established religious groups.

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