Martin Luther was one of the most influential people of the Reformation. His actions broke the Roman Catholic Church in a new Denomination of Christianity (Lutheran’s). His desire for people to feel close to God, which fundamentally changed the relationship between the leaders of the church and believers. He later translated the Bible into his peoples' language, German. So how did he accomplish all of this. Martin Luther’s first few years of his life were a time where he was unable to find a religious enlightenment, which had asked, it was difficult because of the Martin Luther. Mentor, only to Christ, I said to him in order to concentrate his life, this will provide him with the guidance he asked later. At the age of 27, he was given the
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Peter's Basilica. On 1517 October 31, Luther nailed his ninety five theses on the door of Wittenberg Castle Church. He is a point of discussion, with the intention of giving these, topic of 95 months shall, corruption, was launched a devastating criticism of indulgences as people of faith. Luther also called on him to end the sale of indulgences and sent a copy to the Archbishop of Mainz Albert Albrecht. Supported by the printing press, within two weeks a copy of the topic of the 95-month Article spread over all of Europe. In 1518 October, in a meeting with Augsburg of Cardinal Thomas Cajetan, Martin Luther was ordered to withdraw the topic of his 95-month Article by the authority of the pope.Luther does not withdraw, instead he indicates that the Pope did not think that how the authority is going to interpret the scriptures. The conference ended in shouting match which started his ultimate excommunication from the church. Through 1519, he continues to write to the lectures and Wittenberg. In June and July of that year he declared that it does not give the exclusive right to interpret the scriptures publicly Bible, attacked directly to the authority of the pope to pope. Finally, in 1520, the pope issued a final offer that threatened excommunication, this led to his …show more content…
He was then summoned in March of 1521 before the General Assembly of the National Assembly, which was the secular authorities of the worm. Luther was again required to show any scripture to discredit his position but refused to withdraw his statement. On May 8, 1521, the Council prohibited the writings of Luther, which made him announce the edict of the worm. His condemnation was man-made, but his friends helped him to hide out in the Wartburg Castle. In seclusion, he has translated the New Testament into German,but while he was still under the threat of arrest Luther still returned to Wittenberg Castle Church. Then in 1522, he was miraculously able to avoid capture and began a new church, a Lutheran church organization.. He won many followers even from the Prince of Germany. In 1525, he married Katharina von Bora, who was a former nun had taken refuge in Wittenberg. Together, the next few years, they had the six children. From 1533 until his death in 1546, Martin Luther was the dean of theology at Wittenberg University. During this time he was faced with physical pain and the emotional strain which led to his death as a sixty two year old on February 18,
Peter's Basilica. On 1517 October 31, Luther nailed his ninety five theses on the door of Wittenberg Castle Church. He is a point of discussion, with the intention of giving these, topic of 95 months shall, corruption, was launched a devastating criticism of indulgences as people of faith. Luther also called on him to end the sale of indulgences and sent a copy to the Archbishop of Mainz Albert Albrecht. Supported by the printing press, within two weeks a copy of the topic of the 95-month Article spread over all of Europe. In 1518 October, in a meeting with Augsburg of Cardinal Thomas Cajetan, Martin Luther was ordered to withdraw the topic of his 95-month Article by the authority of the pope.Luther does not withdraw, instead he indicates that the Pope did not think that how the authority is going to interpret the scriptures. The conference ended in shouting match which started his ultimate excommunication from the church. Through 1519, he continues to write to the lectures and Wittenberg. In June and July of that year he declared that it does not give the exclusive right to interpret the scriptures publicly Bible, attacked directly to the authority of the pope to pope. Finally, in 1520, the pope issued a final offer that threatened excommunication, this led to his …show more content…
He was then summoned in March of 1521 before the General Assembly of the National Assembly, which was the secular authorities of the worm. Luther was again required to show any scripture to discredit his position but refused to withdraw his statement. On May 8, 1521, the Council prohibited the writings of Luther, which made him announce the edict of the worm. His condemnation was man-made, but his friends helped him to hide out in the Wartburg Castle. In seclusion, he has translated the New Testament into German,but while he was still under the threat of arrest Luther still returned to Wittenberg Castle Church. Then in 1522, he was miraculously able to avoid capture and began a new church, a Lutheran church organization.. He won many followers even from the Prince of Germany. In 1525, he married Katharina von Bora, who was a former nun had taken refuge in Wittenberg. Together, the next few years, they had the six children. From 1533 until his death in 1546, Martin Luther was the dean of theology at Wittenberg University. During this time he was faced with physical pain and the emotional strain which led to his death as a sixty two year old on February 18,