Answer - [CD3] Furthermore, Luther’s ideas eventually led to the development of a new religious?

First thing you need to know is REFORMED AND PRESBYTERIAN CHURCHES: Reformed churches (354 denominations as of 1970) in doctrine are Calvinistic, rather than Lutheran, and view themselves as the “Catholic Church, reformed.” “Presbyterian” designates a church government by elders (presbyters); all Presbyterian churches are Reformed churches, but not all Reformed churches have a presbyterian form of government.

Why and when did Martin Luther come about?
If a decisive starting point of the Protestant Reformation has to be given, it would be
October 31, 1517, when the Augustinian monk Martin Luther (1483-1546) nailed his 95 theses to the door of the castle church at Wittenberg in the German state of Saxony. However, what provoked this dramatic event? Who was Martin Luther? And against what did he protest?
Like Wycliffe and Hus before him, Martin Luther was a monk-scholar. He was also a doctor of theology and a professor of Biblical studies at the University of Wittenberg. Luther made quite a name for himself for his insight into the Bible. Though he had strong opinions on the subject of salvation, or justification, by faith rather than by works or by penance, he had no thought of breaking with the Church of Rome. In fact, the issuing of his theses was his reaction to a specific incident and was not a planned revolt. He was protesting the sale of indulgences.
Martin Luther had some good ideas but eventually the teaching got watered down.
That is why we need to look to the Bible to give us the right way to worship God.
The reason we do that is mans ideas change God's does not. First off in your Bible in Psalm 83:13 tells us God name.
Now the Bible tells us how to worship him. Please go to jw.org
This should help you to have a better understanding.