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Liberty of conscience was defended by Roger Williams on the grounds thatA. All religions were equal in the eyes of GodB. Puritan ideas about sin and salvation were outdatedC. Theological truths would emerge from the clash of ideasD. The state (government) was an improper and ineffective agent in determining matters of the spirit, worship, and religion
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