The Example of the Martin Luther, the Sixteenth-Century Founder of Protestantism

question 11

Multiple Choice

The example of the Martin Luther, the sixteenth-century founder of Protestantism who criticized the Catholic Church and papacy, illustrates how people:

• A) have mostly replaced superstitious belief with a scientific approach to nature.
• B) like Luther rejected superstitious beliefs such as witchcraft.
• C) who adhere to one belief system often say people who adhere to another belief system are superstitious.
• D) in the modern era have largely rejected the superstitions of earlier times, such as those in Luther's time.

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