In 1517, Martin Luther Wrote Ninety-Five Theses or Questions for Debate

question 48

Multiple Choice

In 1517, Martin Luther wrote ninety-five theses or questions for debate that attacked

• A) the despotic behavior of John Calvin and Huldrych Zwingli.
• B) Pope Leo X, whom Luther described as the Antichrist.
• C) the doctrine of the Trinity and infant baptism.
• D) the sale of indulgences.

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