According to the theory of divine origin about society it is believed that: (a) Society is handiwork of God (b) Society is outcome of force (c) Society has nothing to do with God (d) Society grew slowly and steadily

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According to the theory of divine origin about society it is believed that:

(a) Society is handiwork of God

(b) Society is outcome of force

(c) Society has nothing to do with God

(d) Society grew slowly and steadily

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