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Act 3, Scene 1 Quiz
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What does Subtle's promise of the philosopher’s stone’s benefits indicate about his intentions?
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He genuinely believes in the stone's power to heal and transform
He aims to educate the Anabaptists on the science of alchemy
He sees the stone as a way to unify different religious beliefs
He is attempting to deceive the Anabaptists for his own gain
What does Ananias's correction of Subtle's language reveal about his religious beliefs?
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He has a flexible and inclusive approach to religious terminology
He prefers modern terminology over traditional religious language
He strongly opposes Catholic practices and terminology
He is unaware of the historical significance of religious terms
What does Tribulation's reaction to Subtle's proposal suggest about the Anabaptists' moral stance?
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They strictly adhere to societal laws and reject any form of illegal activity
They have a flexible moral compass, evaluating actions based on their own interpretations of lawfulness
They are completely unaware of the legal implications of their actions
They prioritize religious doctrine over societal laws without exception
