Martin Luther

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Different religions are created when man decides that a belief that a church may say isn’t what thy think is right. Throughout history we have many leaders who began a reformation and created a religion they believe is truest. Martin Luther created Lutheranism, John Calvin created Calvinism, the radicals created Anabaptism, Spiritualism and Unitarianism. But…

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Introduction History often finds its heroes in those who challenge the status quo, shaking the foundations of established norms. Martin Luther, a humble German monk born in 1483, emerged as a beacon of change during the tumultuous 16th century. His life’s trajectory led him from the confines of a monastery to the forefront of a…

In annals of history, certain figures appear as expressive persons, leaving indelible marks on the course of events and forming of societies. Their actions, ideologies, and inheritances philosophize through time, attention, and what heaves up, to the wonderful crossing that sometimes takes place in the stories of different individuals. In their context of corresponding eras,…

Heading into the sixteenth century, the Roman Catholic Church was undoubtedly the dominating religious power Europe. But this dominance throughout Europe would not extend to the next one hundred years. This was the time before the great Protestant Reformation begun by theologian Martin Luther that was to challenge the Catholic Church not only in its…

The Catholic Reformation and the Protestant Reformation, though seemingly distinct in theory, are actually similar. Both Reformations were led by influential figures such as Martin Luther from the Protestant point of view and Ignatius Loyola and Pope Paul III from the Catholic point of view. Furthermore, both causes had the same deeper meaning. One of…

The Reformation is known as the great 16th-century religious revolution1 in the Christian Church. It ended the ecclesiastical superiority of the pope, in Western Christendom and resulted in the founding of the Protestant churches. It became a movement capable of shaping history, when courts and princes made evangelical teachings laws within their respective towns and…