The answer is the third option
I believe the last answer because decisions are run through all 3 branch’s before being made official.
However, the Puritans were not radical enough to want to split away from the Church of England. They wanted to reform it from within. By contrast, the Separatists (as their name implies) did want to form a separate church. They felt that the Church of England was too far gone and that it was not possible to save it.
Postmodernism believes that science is a truth that is the response of social force but it does not have all the answers.
<h3>What was the belief of the the postmodernism about the science?</h3>
Postmodernism had the thoughts that science itself does not have the answers as it depends on the observation.
Observations comes out of the mind and it is not necessary that results would be true.
But 79% people says that science made the life of the people very easier.
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