Why Were Working-Class People Attracted to Universalism

question 31

Multiple Choice

Why were working-class people attracted to Universalism?

• A) It encouraged sinning.
• B) It advocated for slavery and white superiority.
• C) It claimed that people's fates had already been determined by God.
• D) It stressed the possibility of salvation of all people.
• E) It claimed that eternal punishment for sinners was not all that bad.

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