The early Calvinists used their success in work as:
A) A means to salvation
B) Proof of salvation
C) Proof that God exists
D) A means to accumulate profit

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Early Calvinists believed in the doctrine of predestination and saw their success in work as a sign of being part of the elect, or proof of salvation, rather than a means to achieve it or evidence of God's existence. Accumulating profit was not seen as an end in itself but could be a sign of God's favor.

The Early Calvinists Used Their Success in Work As