Because strict obedience to God's law could signal salvation, Calvinists
A)were active in their churches.
B)fervently repressed their vices.
C)were determined to make others behave virtuously.
D)did challenge secular authority and when possible dominated government.
E)All of these

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Calvinists believed in the concept of predestination, meaning that God predetermined who would be saved and who would not. They believed that strict obedience to God's law could signal salvation, and therefore, they were often active in their churches, fervently repressed their vices, and were determined to make others behave virtuously. They also challenged secular authority and when possible, dominated government, as they believed that God's law should be the basis for all laws and governance.

Because Strict Obedience to God's Law Could Signal Salvation, Calvinists