How was Melanchthon related to the Lutheran Reformation?
He opposed it
He funded it
He was an intellectual leader
He documented it
Answer
Melanchthon played a pivotal role as an intellectual leader during the Lutheran Reformation, shaping its theological foundations and educational system. He collaborated closely with Martin Luther, and his contributions included the drafting of the Augsburg Confession, a key Lutheran statement of faith, and the organization of the Lutheran church's educational institutions, emphasizing humanistic learning and theological training.
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