Jefferson argues that civil judges cannot render opinions about the beliefs of others because of what tendency?

A. the tendency to prefer their own beliefs

B. the tendency to render lenient judgments

C. the tendency to confuse religious and civil acts

d. the tendency to want to limit civil capacities

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Luciana Baldwin

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12 April, 16:22

Jefferson argues that civil judges cannot render opinions about the beliefs of others because of what tendency?

A. the tendency to prefer their own beliefs

B. the tendency to render lenient judgments

C. the tendency to confuse religious and civil acts

d. the tendency to want to limit civil capacities

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Henry Clark · Answer 1

The correct answer for this question is this one: "C. the tendency to confuse religious and civil acts. Jefferson argues that civil judges cannot render opinions about the beliefs of others because of the tendency to confuse religious and civil acts.

Jefferson argues that civil judges cannot render opinions about the beliefs of others because of what tendency?A. the tendency to prefer their own beliefsB. the tendency to render lenient judgmentsC. the tendency to confuse religious and civil actsd. the tendency to want to limit civil capacities