Protestant churches taught that
a) everyone was equal in god’s eyes.
b the power of the church was absolute.
c. god favored those who did good.
d. one could buy salvation.

Protestant churches taught that A) everyone was equal in God’s eyes.

A) everyone was equal in God’s eyes.

Explanation:

Protestantism was the movement that started in northern Europe in the mid sixteenth century as a response to medieval Roman Catholic principles and practices. Alongside Roman Catholicism and Eastern Orthodoxy, Protestantism ended up one of three noteworthy powers in Christianity.

After a progression of European religious wars in the sixteenth and seventeenth hundreds of years, and particularly in the nineteenth century, it spread all through the world. Wherever Protestantism picked foothold, it affected the social, financial, political, and cultural life of the territory spreading the message of "everyone is equal in God’s eyes".

c. more people could read and interpret the bible for themselves

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