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    The letter is addressed to the Pope and expresses displeasure with practices of the Catholic Church during the Reformation. Specifically, it mentions that the Church was making people pay money to be forgiven for sins, which the writer sees as unfair. The letter notes that Martin Luther wrote the 95 Theses criticizing indulgences and other Church practices. It agrees with Luther's criticisms and calls for reforms to address the problems.

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    Norah Hardesty

    123 Memory lane

    4th November 15XX

    The Pope
    00120 Piazza San Pietro
    del Vaticano, Vatican City

    Dear Mr Pope,

    I really don't like the way the church has been. They are making us
    pay money to be forgiven for sins. The people who cant afford the
    money can not be forgiven for their sins and i think that is very
    unfair.

    The church was doing wrong was making people pay for their sins
    with money. This was called indulgences. Martin Luther made the
    95 thesis. The 95 thesis were 95 things wrong with the church.

    I agree with Martin Luther. I agree with Martin Luther because he


    says all of the things wrong with the church. I agree with the 95
    Thesis because I agree with all of the bad things the church is
    doing.

    Write your letter to the Catholic Church and the Pope to express your displeasure
    with the Church (as someone living during the time of the Reformation).
    Paragraph 1: Explain what the church is doing during
    this time.
    Paragraph 2: Explain why you think what the church is
    doing is wrong.
    Paragraph 3: Offer a solution to the problem.
    Sincerely,

    Student Name

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