In “Bishop Bossuet Defends the Divine Right of Kings”, Bossuet asserts that the

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Bossuet argues that the king's power comes directly from God, and therefore the king and the state are inseparable. He rejects the idea that the Estates General, or any other external force, should have the ability to limit royal powers. He also does not assert that the power of the king comes from the Church, but from divine right. Therefore, the best choice is B, as it accurately reflects Bossuet's argument.