Which of the following is true of the religious differences between the separatists and great britain? a. britain believes that hard work is key to religion while the pilgrims prefer to live a sedentary lifestyle. b. the pilgrims understand that good fortune comes from both god and man while britain thinks that god provides all fortunes, good and bad. c. the pilgrims prefer a simple, quieter worship without the interventions of man while britain relies too heavily on pomp and circumstance and pretenses. d. the pilgrims and britain do not have religious differences.

The most obvious religious difference between them will be option B. The pilgrims believed that hard work and dedication will lead them to fullfilling lives, but they still believed that they were doing God's work. Britain believed that everything that happened to them must've been God's will, there was no other explanation, be it good or bad.

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B.The pilgrims understand that good fortune comes from both God and man while Britain thinks that God provides all fortunes, good and bad.  

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