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What practical problem was Martin Luther addressing by translating the Bible into German from Latin?
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What practical problem was Martin Luther addressing by translating the Bible into German from Latin?

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Answer: The correct answer is C. Most people couldn’t understand Latin.

Explanation: Martin Luther translated the Bible into German, because most people didn’t understand Latin, and he wanted people to know what it said. He addressed the problem that no one could understand the Bible, and therefore translated it.

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