(Originais Teachy 2024) - Question Hard of History

At the beginning of the 16th century, Europe witnessed one of the most significant and enduring movements of religious reform that completely transformed the Christian landscape on the continent. Initiated by Martin Luther in Germany, the Protestant movement was not only a theological reaction but also reflected and influenced profound social, political, and cultural transformations. Luther, in his '95 Theses,' criticized practices and beliefs of the Catholic Church, but his motivations and the reception of his ideas cannot be understood without considering the historical context in which he lived. In 'The Freedom of a Christian' (1520), Luther wrote: 'A Christian is a servant of all and, at the same time, a free man, no one is a servant of anyone and, at the same time, everyone is a servant of everyone.' Based on the presented context and the cited passage, answer the following: