Question

Which three beliefs made Lutherans different from Catholics?

1.Lutherans believed that salvation can be attained through faith alone.
2.Lutherans believed that the Bible contained the only truth, not the church.
3.Lutherans allowed members of the clergy to marry.
4.Lutherans believed that elaborate church rituals helped people reaffirm their faith.
5.Lutherans believed that the pope had supreme authority.

Answer 1

1, 2, and 3

Step-by-step explanation:

These are correct!

Answer 2

Correct answers are:

1. Lutherans believed that salvation can be attained through faith alone.

2. Lutherans believed that the Bible contained the only truth, not the church.

3. Lutherans allowed members of the clergy to marry.

Step-by-step explanation:

First option is correct because Lutherans were opposing to the role of the Church, who sold indulgences and tickets to Heaven and believed that only true faith can rescue everyone.

Second option is correct as Lutherans believed that all doctrines should be derived directly from the Bible.

Third option is correct because even Luther was married.

Fourth option is not correct that people don't need church to believe in Good, as faith is a personal thing.

Fifth option is especially wrong, as Lutherans opposed the authority of the Pope.