What Led to the Rejection of Papal Authority in England

question 6

Multiple Choice

What led to the rejection of papal authority in England in the sixteenth century, resulting in a Protestant nation?

• A)The pope chastised the English people for poor church attendance.
• B)The pope refused to annul the marriage of King Henry VIII and Catharine of Aragon.
• C)The Catholic church was supported by tax dollars, whereas Protestant churches were not.
• D)Most of the English public was Calvinist.
• E)Martin Luther was a favorite theologian of King Henry VIII.

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