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Cranach's woodcut, "The Last Supper," suggests that Protestants who had a different interpretation than Luther's about the Lord's Supper were seen as deviating from the established beliefs and teachings of the movement. It may have conveyed a sense of division and the importance of adhering to Luther's interpretation as a unifying principle within the Protestant community.

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