Magdeburg Confession Defends Protestant Resistance
The Magdeburg Confession articulated a Protestant justification for resisting authorities imposing religious practices deemed contrary to Christian teaching.
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The Magdeburg Confession articulated a Protestant justification for resisting authorities imposing religious practices deemed contrary to Christian teaching.
Maurice of Saxony commanded forces besieging Protestant Magdeburg as part of the enforcement of Emperor Charles V's policies.
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