Martin Luther Insisted That the Only Way to Salvation Was

question 22

Multiple Choice

Martin Luther insisted that the only way to salvation was as a result of

• A)loyalty to the Vatican.
• B)performing "good works."
• C)faith alone.
• D)a combination of faith and good works.

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Definitions:

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