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Anabaptist separatism was considered deeply subversive because it

Anabaptist separatism was considered deeply subversive because it

a. refused to recognize the Peace of Augsburg.
b. refuted the idea that good works could contribute to salvation.
c. refused baptism of children, arguing that they were untainted by Original Sin.
d. rejected the idea that everyone in society should be a member of a common church.
e. refrained from participating in religious holidays.

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