Which is not a reason given for the Protestant Reformation Question 2 options:

A. The supremacy of the pope was called into question

B. The role of tradition

C. Selling of indulgences

D. Martin Luther wanted to be Pope

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Which is not a reason given for the Protestant Reformation Question 2 options:

A. The supremacy of the pope was called into question

B. The role of tradition

C. Selling of indulgences

D. Martin Luther wanted to be Pope

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Brady Hoover · Answer 1

The option which is not a reason given for the Protestant Reformation is D. Martin Luther wanted to be Pope.

He never wanted to become Pope, he just wanted to create a reform of the Protestant Church so as to avoid selling of indulgences, among other things. He thought that the Pope was incompetent, and that due to the extreme importance of tradition in religion, something had to be changed.

Which is not a reason given for the Protestant Reformation Question 2 options:A. The supremacy of the pope was called into questionB. The role of traditionC. Selling of indulgencesD. Martin Luther wanted to be Pope

Which is not a reason given for the Protestant Reformation Question 2 options:

A. The supremacy of the pope was called into question

B. The role of tradition

C. Selling of indulgences

D. Martin Luther wanted to be Pope