Luther's 95 Thesis

iii. Luther rebelled against the Catholic Church not just with great reasons, but in a very eloquently manner. He didn’t just have great points, he was entertaining too. Luther was arguably the match to the fire to encourage men to defy traditional authority. Human and social progress began to make the most headway when the scientific paradigm began to shift with Luther’s 95 thesis that encouraged self-educating and the invention of the printing press that assisted spreading knowledge. The printing press was invented about this time as well which only spurred along the influx of people learning and thinking for themselves. The printing press did this by allowing for more information to be passed on more quickly. Emphasis began to be placed on the individual to self-educate and the traditional Protestant was very hard working. This was a basis for early capitalism and the introduction to the Middle Class.
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STATUS OF HUMANS, NATURE, AND HUMAN/NATURE RELATIONSHIPS
a. Modern Science was changing the status of human and nature and human/nature relationships due to the effects of new technology, the Reformation, and philosophers combining faith with