The Example of the Martin Luther, the Sixteenth-Century Founder of Protestantism

Multiple Choice

The example of the Martin Luther, the sixteenth-century founder of Protestantism who criticized the Catholic Church and papacy, illustrates how people:

A) have mostly replaced superstitious belief with a scientific approach to nature.
B) like Luther rejected superstitious beliefs such as witchcraft.
C) who adhere to one belief system often say people who adhere to another belief system are superstitious.
D) in the modern era have largely rejected the superstitions of earlier times, such as those in Luther's time.