Answer:
The correct answer is D. The idea that those who have faith in Christ will receive God’s grace is part of Puritan doctrine.
Step-by-step explanation:
Puritanism was a radical position that emerged within Protestantism in England, after the Reformation and during the reign of Queen Elizabeth I, 16th century.
The dogma that sustained and proposed this new belief was the supreme authority of God over all human issues and that man must be reformed through the grace of God. Once God showed mercy to man, he should trust in divine forgiveness and as a return to God he should follow an obedient and humble life.