Question

the artist here has compared and contrasted two opposing viewpoints left and right. catholic and protestant. but what aspect of this particular image tells us that it is clearly a protestant image?
luthers quations for the pope written at the bottom
all of these answers are correct
it is a print
bible verses at the bottom written in vernacular german

Explanation:

• Luther's quotations for the Pope: Martin Luther was a key figure in the Protestant Reformation. His critiques of the Catholic Church (represented by the Pope) are in line with Protestant ideology.
• Bible verses in vernacular German: The Protestant Reformation emphasized making religious texts (like the Bible) accessible to the common people. Using the vernacular (instead of Latin, which was more associated with the Catholic Church) was a Protestant move.
• It being a print: The printing press was widely used during the Protestant Reformation to spread Protestant ideas (such as Luther's works and vernacular Bibles) more broadly.

Since all these elements (Luther's quotes, vernacular Bible, and the use of print) are associated with Protestantism during the Reformation era.

Answer:

All of these answers are correct