Luther's hymn 'A Mighty Fortress Is Our God' reflects which aspect of his theology?
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Correct answer: The absolute sovereignty and protection of God through faith
Based on Psalm 46, the hymn emphasizes trust in God as a spiritual defense against evil. It became a 'battle hymn' for the Reformation, reinforcing the idea of divine grace as a stronghold.
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