Martin Luther's views on religious practice led him to advocate all of the following EXCEPT:

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DMartin Luther advocated for the Bible to be accessible in the vernacular so that laypeople could read and interpret it themselves, without needing a priest to mediate. This was part of his broader reform agenda that challenged the Catholic Church's practices and authority. However, he did not support the open revolt by German peasants, which was partly inspired by his teachings; he actually condemned the Peasants' War. Additionally, Luther's views led to a reformation that questioned the existing church hierarchy, including the authority of bishops, rather than maintaining it.

Martin Luther's Views on Religious Practice Led Him to Advocate