3 years ago

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Yes, Luther's message did go viral. Going viral means that something becomes so popular that it spreads and is shared by a lot of people. People found Luther’s message compelling, and they even formed a religion around his ideas. At the time, information traveled slowly compared to today. But due to the invention of the printing press, copies of the Ninety-Five Theses spread relatively quickly throughout Europe.

Ainat [17]3 years ago

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Yes, I would agree that his message "went viral" because the 95 Theses were distributed quickly through Germany, then to Rome.

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