What is Thomas Müntzer known for opposing?
Roman Catholic Church
Viking invasions
Tea Trade
Roman Empire
Answer
The Roman Catholic Church was the target of Thomas Müntzer's opposition, a radical Protestant reformer during the Reformation. Müntzer vehemently criticized the Church's practices, such as the selling of indulgences, the accumulation of wealth, and the hierarchical structure. He advocated for a more direct relationship between individuals and God, as well as the redistribution of wealth and power to create a more just and equitable society.
The Radical Reformer: Thomas Müntzer's Impact on Christianity
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