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Well, not directly. I do not think Luther explicitly advocated women's rights. However, Luther's doctrine called that the clergy (which included nuns and sisters) be allowed to marry, which the Roman Catholic church had forbidden. So, if you want to look at it this way, nuns did get the right marry. Luther himself was married to one.
What else can I help you with?
Term that describes the type of economics that allowed protestant countries to gain wealth?
Protestant
How many pounds of water can you bloat during ovulation?
Some women will not gain anything at all but on average the typical woman will gain 1-6 pounds. However it could be as many as 10 pounds for certain women.
Who was The greatest gain for the Reformation in England was the priority given to?
The Bible/Scripture
When did women gain their independence?
in grenada
What was Anne of cleaves religion when she married Henry viii?
she was a Lutheran protestant, this was a motivator for the marriage: to gain a protestant alliance in the wake of Henry's excommunication (he feared attack from the Catholic countries)
What was the purpose of the women's suffrage in Australia?
The purpose of women's suffrage was for women to gain the right to vote.
In what year was it passed for women to vote?
Women gain the right to vote in 1919.
What did women gain the right to vote?
The Suffragettes
What did Hitler gain from the Holocaust?
In the end he didn't gain anything because he committed suicide.
When did women gain recognition as music composers?
They didn't
Where did women gain the right to vote in 1914?
petoria
What amendment did women gain the right to vote?
19th
