 If the outcome would have been less controversial the royal administration might have had the opportunity to continue its church policy the monarchic supreme-governor way.However, the new old-style catechism, including regular confession, desired by King George V, but meanwhile widely out of use and considered among many liberal Lutherans as too Catholic and un-Protestant, caused an outrage, the Hanover Catechism Strife, surprising the Royal administration.Inspired by the protest note «Prüfet Alles» (about ) by Pastor , later nicknamed the "Luther of the Wendland", a movement evolved.