The religious reformers were most vocal against

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The sale of indulgences was a major issue for the religious reformers like Martin Luther and John Calvin, who believed that it was a corrupt practice by the Catholic Church to raise money. They argued that salvation could not be bought with money and that the only way to obtain it was through faith and good deeds. While the reformers did criticize art in churches, it was not their primary focus, and nudity in art did not become a significant issue until later in history. Divorce was also not a central concern for the religious reformers.

The Religious Reformers Were Most Vocal Against