Responses
Religious and political leaders turned their backs on Luther and refused to let him share his ideas.
Religious and political leaders turned their backs on Luther and refused to let him share his ideas.
The Roman Catholic Church excommunicated Martin Luther, but the Diet of Worms supported his ideas for religious reform.
The Roman Catholic Church excommunicated Martin Luther, but the Diet of Worms supported his ideas for religious reform.
Both the Roman Catholic Church and the Diet of Worms convinced Luther that he should advocate for more change.
Both the Roman Catholic Church and the Diet of Worms convinced Luther that he should advocate for more change.
Both the Roman Catholic Church and the Diet of Worms were concerned about his teachings and wanted to convince him to give up his beliefs.
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The statement that best describes religious and political leaders’ responses to Martin Luther is:
Both the Roman Catholic Church and the Diet of Worms were concerned about his teachings and wanted to convince him to give up his beliefs.
These leaders were apprehensive about Luther's ideas, as they challenged the authority and doctrine of the Catholic Church. The Church excommunicated him, while the Diet of Worms sought to address his teachings and compel him to recant.
