In Erikson's Analysis of the Identity Struggles of Martin Luther

question 6

Multiple Choice

In Erikson's analysis of the identity struggles of Martin Luther, Luther's "fit in the choir" represents his

• A) Acceptance of his father's view of his identity
• B) Rejection of all the tenets of the Catholic Church
• C) Expression of despair over his inability to establish a coherent identity
• D) Celebration of a newfound identity as leader of the Protestant Reformation

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