Indicate which statement best summarizes how John Proctor feels toward the Reverend Parris based on his statements of him in The
Crucible. He's tolerant of him but doesn't like him. He treats his authority disrespectfully. He feels that people stay away from church because he doesn't preach about God enough. He is not a true follower of God.
The statement best summarizes how John Proctor feels toward the Reverend Parris based on his statements of him in The Crucible is "he feels that people stay away from the church because he does not preach about God enough.
John is fairly open about his feelings for Parris. One of the arguments with Parris is his preaching style. He feels that Parris preaching style is too intense, negative, and critical. He explains that "he sees no light of God in that man". John feels so strongly that Parris is not a good minister.
