Radical Protestants in England
A. stressed the idea that salvation was determined by individuals making a free choice.
B. opposed the adoption of the doctrines of John Calvin.
C. rejected church hierarchy and ritualism.
D. wanted communal church services that were supervised by authorized clergymen.
Answer: C
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A. temperance. B. prostitution. C. woman suffrage. D. prison reform. E. the abolition of slavery.
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A) was led by Jean-Paul Sartre and Albert Camus. B) held that engagement, commitment, responsibility, and friendship are all possible and desirable in a world that is absurd. C) split over the relevance of Marxism. D) explored what it meant for humans to be adrift from their cultural guideposts without standards and values. E) All of the above.