Which of the Following Is a Difference Between Martin Luther's

question 44

Multiple Choice

Which of the following is a difference between Martin Luther's and Jean Calvin's beliefs?

• A) Luther denied the authority of a corrupt church,but Calvin believed that a corrupt priest was still entitled to perform sacraments.
• B) Luther's ideas sparked peasant revolts,but Calvin worked with the local rulers in Swiss cantons.
• C) Calvin,unlike Luther,emphasized the doctrine of predestination.
• D) Calvin,unlike Luther,did not believe that the Bible should be translated into vernacular languages.

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