Martin Luther's Beliefs and Actions

The video explores Martin Luther's role in the Reformation, focusing on his 95 Theses against indulgences, his excommunication, and the Diet of Worms. It covers his teachings on faith and sacraments, his translation of the Bible into German, and the Peasants' Revolt. Luther's later years, including his marriage and musical contributions, are discussed, along with the Augsburg settlement and his controversial writings against Jews. The video concludes with Luther's legacy and the spread of Lutheranism.

What was Martin Luther's stance on the sale of indulgences?

• He believed indulgences were necessary for salvation.

• He was indifferent to the practice.

• He opposed it, believing salvation comes through faith alone.

• He supported it as a means to raise funds for the church.

Which sacraments did Martin Luther believe were necessary?

• Only marriage and baptism

• None of the sacraments

• Only the Lord's Supper and baptism

• All seven sacraments of the Catholic Church

What was the outcome of the Diet of Worms for Martin Luther?

• He was appointed as a bishop.

• He recanted his teachings.

• He was declared a saint.

• He refused to recant and was declared an outlaw.

Who protected Martin Luther from being handed over to Catholic authorities?

• Charles V

• Frederick the Wise

• The Archbishop of Canterbury

• Pope Leo X

What significant action did Luther take while in hiding at Wartburg Castle?

• He traveled to Rome.

• He founded a new religious order.

• He translated the Bible into German.

• He wrote the 95 Theses.

What was Luther's initial reaction to the German Peasants' Revolt?

• He fully supported the peasants' violent actions.

• He condemned the revolt from the start.

• He remained neutral throughout the revolt.

• He initially supported their call for equality.

What was the significance of the Augsburg Confession?

• It was a peace treaty between France and Germany.

• It banned all Protestant teachings.

• It declared Lutheranism the official religion of the Holy Roman Empire.

• It allowed princes to choose between Catholicism and Lutheranism.

Who did Martin Luther marry?

• A Protestant reformer

• A Catholic nun

• Katarina von Bora, a former nun

• A member of the royal family

What controversial writings did Luther produce later in his life?

• Writings against the Jewish people

• Writings supporting the Catholic Church

• Writings advocating for monarchy

• Writings promoting atheism

What health issue did Martin Luther reportedly suffer from?

• Chronic migraines

• Heart disease

• Irritable bowel syndrome

• Diabetes