Why did James I resist Parliament's growing power? He believed he was God’s representative and should not be challenged He believed he was God and should not be challenged He believed that religious law

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Why did James I resist Parliament's growing power?

He believed he was God’s representative and should not be challenged

He believed he was God and should not be challenged

He believed that religious law should be government law

He believed Parliament was acting beyond the Magna Carta’s scope

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He believed he was God’s representative and should not be challenged.

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