What were Martin Luther's 95 Theses?

Supportive statements about the Church nailed to the church door

Critical statements about the Church nailed to a church door

Books written in support of the Counter-Reformation

Books written to explain the tenets of Protestantism

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Kian Nicholson

23 January, 00:43

What were Martin Luther's 95 Theses?

Supportive statements about the Church nailed to the church door

Critical statements about the Church nailed to a church door

Books written in support of the Counter-Reformation

Books written to explain the tenets of Protestantism

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Holly Davis · Answer 1

The correct answer is "Critical statements about the Church nailed to a church door"

At that time indulgences were a big business for the church. Rich people would pay the church huge amounts of money so they could receive indulgences and this way be forgiven and "go to heaven". The Bible wasn't in the center of the faith anymore and corruption was at its peak.

Martin Luther did not agree with that, because of that he wrote 95 theses and nailed it to Schlosskirch Wittenberg doors on October 31st of 1517. This made the Catholic church make a series of reforms starting with the Council of Trento.

Christopher · Answer 2

The answer to your question is B (the second one).

What were Martin Luther's 95 Theses?Supportive statements about the Church nailed to the church doorCritical statements about the Church nailed to a church doorBooks written in support of the Counter-ReformationBooks written to explain the tenets of Protestantism

What were Martin Luther's 95 Theses?

Supportive statements about the Church nailed to the church door

Critical statements about the Church nailed to a church door

Books written in support of the Counter-Reformation

Books written to explain the tenets of Protestantism