Loyola's rules of contributing to the ideal of "church militant" is by having many religious thoughts and kind of explaining all the religions and coming back to the most talked about which is Christianity. The section of Loyola's rules mentions Jesus and Jesuit and rules people who believed in that religion what they had to follow. If I were Luther I would point out how we have different values because Luther teaches more about pardon and what a "true Christian" is and should belive in while teaching how love works and mainly focus on pardon according to his theses.