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Why is Martin Luther being condemned by the pope? He supports Henry VIII's annulment. He is accused of being a heretic because of his beliefs. He changed his position on corruption. He is a prodigal son returning to the ways of the church.

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Answer:He is accused of being a heretic because of his beliefs

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He is accused of being a heretic because of his beliefs.

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Martin Luther was a German professor who was widely known for his belief, which is contrary to the existing Christian principles at the time. By 1521, Martin Luther was condemned and excommunicated by Pope.

The reason was that at some point, Luther was challenged by Pope Leo X, at Roman Emperor Charles V during diet of worms. However, Luther shown his attitude by being defiant.

After his refusal to explain his wrtiting, he was eventually declared outlaw and herectic

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