Anne Bradstreet was a Puritan woman who lived in America during the Colonial Time Period. Based upon her comments in lines 13-18, what conclusion can you draw about Bradstreet's religious beliefs?
A) Bradstreet believes her house has burned because she is being punished by God.
B) Bradstreet believes that God will bless her and bring her money to rebuild her house.
C) Bradstreet believes that God burned her house to teach her to be more devoted to Him.
D) Bradstreet believes that God has the power to give worldy possessions and take them away.

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