Anabaptist Separatism Was Considered Deeply Subversive Because It ______________

question 85

Multiple Choice

Anabaptist separatism was considered deeply subversive because it ______________.

• A) refused to recognize the Peace of Augsburg
• B) refuted the idea that good works could contribute to salvation
• C) refused baptism of children, arguing that they were untainted by Original Sin
• D) rejected the idea that everyone in society should be a member of a common church
• E) refrained from participating in religious holidays

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