What was the most commonly held belief of the social gospel movement?

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To answer the given question above is letter A. the most commonly held belief of the social gospel movement is that salvation is achieved through helping others. They continuously help others believing that they will eventually go to a better place after death.

Y_Kistochka [10]4 years ago

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The most commonly held belief of the social gospel movement is : A. Salvation is achieved through helping others.
They believe that they will eventually go to a better place after their death if they continously help others

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