Martin Luther's Argument Stated That Moral Virtue Is Not Measured

question 9

Multiple Choice

Martin Luther's argument stated that moral virtue is not measured in good deeds but through faith.How might this contradict the Church's view?

• A) The Church encouraged works, deeds, and the sale of indulgences (monetary payment for remission of sinful acts).
• B) The Church promoted the creation of visual art for didactic and liturgical purposes.
• C) The Church openly encouraged philosophies that bolstered liturgical goals.
• D) The Church promoted political agenda for the "godly" leadership of civic office.

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