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The Second Great Awakening represented a rejection of which of the following? A.deism B.baptists teachings C.belief in a benevolent god D.methodist teaching

The Second Great Awakening represented a rejection of which of the following? A.deism B.baptists teachings C.belief in a benevolent god D.methodist teaching
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The Second Great Awakening represented a rejection of which of the following?

A.deism
B.baptists teachings
C.belief in a benevolent god
D.methodist teaching

User ConductedClever
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Answer:

A. Deism

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Just took test this is correct

User Diego Basch
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actually the answer is A


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