How did the Independent Puritans differ from the Parliamentary Presbyterians?

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While both the Independent Puritans and Parliamentary Presbyterians were opposed to the hierarchical structure and liturgy of the Anglican Church, the Independent Puritans believed in a decentralized Church with no state control, while the Parliamentary Presbyterians sought to replace the established Church of England with a Presbyterian system of government. The Independent Puritans also believed in general religious freedom, while the Parliamentary Presbyterians wanted to establish a specific form of church government as the only acceptable option. Therefore, choice C is the most accurate.

How Did the Independent Puritans Differ from the Parliamentary Presbyterians