The Great Awakening of the 18th century resulted in A) a more emotional approach to religion. B) a move away from studying the Bible at home. C) greater tolerance towards non-Christian religions. D) an inclusion of more religious ceremony in services.

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Carl Sutton

17 June, 16:46

The Great Awakening of the 18th century resulted in A) a more emotional approach to religion. B) a move away from studying the Bible at home. C) greater tolerance towards non-Christian religions. D) an inclusion of more religious ceremony in services.

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Alvaro Ross · Answer 1

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A) a more emotional approach to religion.

That is because it led to the belief that religion was something personal and that institutionalized religion didn't make good believers. It became all about spiritual conviction and encouraged emotional introspection, which was better than just going to church and giving money.