Methodism became popular by stressing
A)that all people were equal in God's eyes.
B)that the upper classes should abandon all their possessions.
C)that all land should be equally distributed among the classes.
D)that all Protestants in England should return to Catholicism.
E)that all Protestants should leave the Anglican Church.

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Methodism emphasized that all people were equal in God's eyes, regardless of their social class or background, and sought to provide religious consolation and moral guidance to the working classes who had been largely neglected by the established church. This message of equality and inclusiveness resonated with many people in 18th century England, and helped to propel the growth of the Methodist movement.

Methodism Became Popular by Stressing