The Premise of Martin Luther's Argument for Salvation Was That

question 69

Multiple Choice

The premise of Martin Luther's argument for salvation was that

• A) an individual needed a priest to achieve salvation.
• B) justification depended on sacraments.
• C) free will could not be determined by humans.
• D) grace was a gift to be found by faith.
• E) clergy members were unworthy to be in charge of people's salvation.

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