What does john proctor mean when he says, "god is dead! "?
a.)god is not hearing his prayers so he must be dead
b.)all of the judges and accusers are going to hell
c.)he no longer believes in god or the church
d.)the evil of the witch trials is complete and no good can save the town.

When John Proctor says that "God is Dead’" then he means that

(D) "the evil of the witch trials is complete and no good can save the town".

Explanation:

He suggests the completeness of the evil deeds and the trials which the witches have practised. and their actions are going to ruin the town and he believes that thus god will not be able to save the town as the powers of the witches have already overpowered the town.

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