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Martin Luther and the 95 Theses

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Who wrote the 95 Theses and accused the church of worldliness and corruption?

Martin Luther (correct)

Thomas More

John Calvin

Henry VIII

What was the main purpose of writing the 95 Theses?

To support the existing church practices

To promote church unity

To advocate for the sale of indulgences

To accuse the church of worldliness and corruption (correct)

What was Martin Luther's goal in seeking to cleanse the church?

Introduce new corrupt practices into the church

Eliminate abuses like the sale of indulgences (correct)

Support the existing corrupt practices in the church

Promote worldliness and corruption in the church

What did the 95 Theses accuse the church of?

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Martin Luther and the 95 Theses

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Who wrote the 95 Theses and accused the church of worldliness and corruption?

What was the main purpose of writing the 95 Theses?

What was Martin Luther's goal in seeking to cleanse the church?

What did the 95 Theses accuse the church of?

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