John Calvin applied his learning and understanding of the law to his Christian writings. In what way did Calvin’s Institutes of
the Christian Religion differ from the teachings of Luther? Select one:
a.it did not attack the Catholic church
b.it did not differ from the teachings of Luther
c.it presented new keys to understanding Christianity
d.it was written so the common man could understand it
c.it presented new keys to understanding Christianity
Explanation:
Calvin’s Institutes of the Christian Religion differ from the teachings of Luther because "it presented new keys to understanding Christianity."
This is evident in the fact that unlike Luther and most Christian doctrine at the time who believed in acquiring salvation through faith, John Calvin concluded that salvation is a matter of predestination and it's designed for some people only.
Hence, in this case, the correct answer is option C "it presented new keys to understanding Christianity."
If I remember correctly, it is Osage. Please get back to me if I was right.
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The Osage lived in several villages located in southwest Missouri when Europeans began to explore and settle the lands west of the Mississippi River late in the seventeenth century.
