How did the ideals of Protestant churches encourage individualism? A. Protestantism taught that all people would receive salvation.
B. Protestantism taught that all people would be saved from punishment.
C. Protestantism taught that everyone had the right to lead church services.
D. Protestantism taught that all Christians had the right to interpret the Bible themselves.

Individualism played a significant role in the Reformation. This is not at all surprising when one considers the movement's origins. Luther's insight that justification (being made right with God) was by grace alone, not works, was itself a highly individual response to Scripture, one completely at variance with the position of the Church. Grace came to the individual directly through God, not through collective endeavors such as good works or penance or paying for indulgences to obtain a shorter stay in purgatory

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C. Protestantism taught that everyone had the right to lead church services.

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