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The one about the Peasant's rebellion is a little more sticky. Luther did not support the Rebellion, per se, as he believed that there needed to be law and order in the land-even when the authority of those who ruled was in question.The better of the set of responses, as I see it in your list, is, again 'E'.rance supported the Protestant princes of Germany in order to A) Spread Protestantism B) Prevented English influence from increasing in Germany C) Contain Protestantism east of the Rhine D) Facilitate the Turkish attack on Habsburg E) Prevent Charles V from increasing his power What was Martin...
Lutheranism, much more then Catholicism had ever been or then Calvinism would be, was the defender of the state and established authority. Quote: Originally Posted by Jake10. The Peasant War was something that Martin Luther was expected to support, yet he did the opposite.ause Martin Luther was a man of the establishment. Luther was not a revolutionairy in any way, and NOT a man of the people (!) he was at best a serious reformer of the clergy but had otherwise little ambitions to change the very fabric of society bottom up.