Jefferson believed that propagating a church by requiring attendance or monetary support was a form of approbation proscription coercion hypocrisy

C). Coercion.

Explanation:

Jefferson believed in compassionate, and righteous God who does not enforce something onto his people. He called the Almighty as a 'benevolent governor' and wanted individuals to act ethically but not through 'coercion'. He denied the several tenets of the church and calls himself 'a sect by himself'.

As per the question, Jefferson had a belief that propagation of church by requiring attendance or monetary support would exemplify 'coercion' which implies the use of force or threat to compel a person for a specific deed or action. Thus, option C is the correct answer.

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