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What did the early-sixteenth century reformers believe was driving the monstrous juggernaut of purchasing prayers?
What did the early-sixteenth century reformers believe was driving the monstrous juggernaut of purchasing prayers?
- The fear of eternal damnation
- The corrupt dream of obtaining salvation through prayer purchase (correct)
- The desire for social status through prayer purchase
- The need to support the church financially
What did the early-sixteenth century reformers criticize as a corrupt dream?
What did the early-sixteenth century reformers criticize as a corrupt dream?
- Charitable acts as a means of obtaining salvation
- Direct communication with God through prayer
- Salvation from temporary postmortem punishment through prayer purchase (correct)
- Fasting and penance for salvation
What was the corrupt dream driving the purchase of prayers in the early-sixteenth century?
What was the corrupt dream driving the purchase of prayers in the early-sixteenth century?
- Redemption from past sins through prayer purchase
- Obtaining blessings and favors from God through prayer purchase
- Salvation from temporary postmortem punishment through prayer purchase (correct)
- Guaranteed entry into heaven through prayer purchase
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