Drag and drop reasons Martin Luther criticized the Catholic Church.

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Luther's Criticisms of the Catholic Church

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Here are some common reasons Martin Luther criticized the Catholic Church:

1. Sale of Indulgences: Luther opposed the Church's practice of selling indulgences, which he believed undermined true repentance and the meaning of salvation.

2. Corruption and Abuse of Power: Luther criticized the corrupt practices of Church leaders who exploited their positions for personal gain and led lives contrary to the teachings of Christ.

3. Authority of Scripture: Luther argued that the Bible should be the sole authority for Christian beliefs and practices, rather than the Church's traditions and teachings.

4. Justification by Faith Alone: He emphasized the belief that salvation comes through faith alone, rather than through good works or Church rituals, which he felt the Catholic Church prioritized.

5. Sacramental System: Luther questioned the Catholic Church's sacramental system, arguing that not all seven sacraments were biblically justified and that many were misused.

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