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The difference between the Old Lights and New Lights was that:

The difference between the Old Lights and New Lights was that:

A) the Old Lights stressed emotionalism in their preaching, while the New Lights did not.
B) the Old Lights relied on a network of itinerant preachers, while the New Lights did not.
C) the Old Lights advocated a more rationalistic theology, while the New Lights stressed evangelism.
D) the Old Lights favored evangelicalism and individual prayer, while the New Lights urged for a ministerial connection to God.
E) the Old Lights embraced Enlightenment ideals, while the New Lights saw the ideals as incompatible with faith.

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