. Como vimos em nossos estudos, a venda de indulgências foi o grande impulsionador para o início da Reforma Protestante, em 1517. Assinale, entre as afirmativas abaixo, aquela que está INCORRETA. Em seguida, corrija-a. a) Duras críticas à venda das indulgências e a outras práticas da Igreja Católica foram feitas por Martinho Lutero em suas 95 Teses.
b) Ao escrever esse documento, Lutero pretendeu desde o início romper com o catolicismo e iniciar uma nova igreja cristã sem as práticas abusivas da Igreja.
c) Em linhas gerais, a doutrina luterana estabeleceu uma relação mais direta entre Deus e os fiéis, afirmando a salvação pela fé e incentivando a leitura da Bíblia.
d) A imprensa aperfeiçoada por Gutemberg teve uma importância fundamental na rápida expansão das 95 Teses escritas de Lutero pela Europa.



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