Why did Luther and Protestantism have so much support in Germany and elsewhere?
A) There was an outcry for the correct worship of God.
B) Rulers that no longer wanted to be under the control of the papacy embraced Luther's ideas.
C) Pagan ideology was on the rise and Luther's Protestantism seemed the perfect venue.
D) It served men well to withdraw support from unpopular popes.
E) Luther was thought of as a patriarch for his correct and revolutionary ideas.
B
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