Luther feared the outcomes of the more radical implications of his doctrines.

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Luther's idea of spiritual equality for all had the potential to undermine Europe's political and social orders.It could be used to support radical revolutions,which the conservative Luther did not support.For this reason,Luther rarely spoke publically of a core element of Lutheran reform,"the priesthood of all believers" after 1525 and began to emphasize the importance of authority in the home and in the state.

Luther Feared the Outcomes of the More Radical Implications of His