The peasant revolted in light of the fact that Luther's thoughts regarding his criticism of the Church particularly Christian Freedom. The equivalent chance of all Christians urged peasants to ask to finish serfdom. Luther had, obviously, talked freedom of the opportunity of the Christian, yet he was talking regarding religious matters and not matters relating to society. Freedom implied autonomy from Rome. In light of the peasant's defiance Luther composed AGAINST THE MURDEROUS, THIEVING HORDES OF PEASANTS. In the wake of this tract the nobility subdued the revolt and by 1525, it is very conceivable that 100,000 peasants had been executed.