Multiple Choice
How did Protestant views in the early 16ᵗʰ century differ from previous Christian views?
A) Sex in marriage was considered a means to reduce stress, avoid cheating and increase intimacy.
B) Sex was seen as a natural expression among men and women and same-sex partners.
C) Males and females were valued equally thus allowing women to serve important roles in the church.
D) All of these
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