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    (History.com Staff) The 95 theses quickly spread and Luther had many people disagree with him. Martin Luther questioned the Roman Catholic Churches because they were granting indulgences because they became corrupt. (History.com Staff) Luther absolutely did not like the church granting indulgences, he was against it. The Protestant Reformation spread…

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    to determining the ties between the Christianity, rebellion, and violence in the Peasants War of 1525. It is to examine the relationship of Martin Luther 's revolt against the papal church and the political and social uprising that took place during the onset of the Reformation, which inevitably lead to the German Peasants War. In the year of 1517, Martin Luther set fire to an evangelical reform movement upon the posting of his Ninety-Five Theses. Luther 's Ninety-five theses aggressively…

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    person who had started this new social lens. His name is Martin Luther. Martin Luther is one of the most faithful adherents to Christianity. But, there was one thing that caught his attention, making him go against the core knowledge of Christianity, which was the church that rules Europe. The Roman Catholic Church was selling indulgences, which meant that a person could have a “one-way pass” to heaven, by simply donating money to the church. Martin Luther strongly disagreed the Roman Catholic…

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    Whist Frederick the Wise protects Luther, Fredrick never publicly supports Luther’s ideas therefore Luther’s success cannot be owed to Fredrick. Instead Luther’s success is owed to improved communications at the time, nationalism in Germany, Luther’s ideas themselves being popular and the lack of response from the Pope and the Emperor Frederick the wise was sympathetic to Luther and aided him as much as possible without directly incriminating himself, because of this Luther had to rely on other…

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    During this time, most people, excluding the more elite citizens, were illiterate. Because of this, lower class citizens relied on educated people to read documents to them. To have a stronger connection with the citizens, the theologians had to take in account their perspective citizens and attend to their needs. Due to the fact that practicing a religion was common tradition, they used biblical evidence to support their claims of the corruption within the Church, mainly concerning the Pope.…

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    wicked clergy administered them. He also felt that individual Christians should only be guided by what they read in the Bible. Wye is regarded as the "Morning star of the Reformation", since he challenges the church, a hundred and fifty years before Martin Luther did. Wye had many followers including country men, politicians and poor people. His followers known as the Lollards grew in numbers in England. The English Kings, Henry IV and Henry V, tried to stop the spread of the Lollard movement…

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    In Jonathan Swift’s Gulliver’s Travels, Swift portrays the differences of state religions as a comedic spectacle, directly contrary to his personal viewpoints in favor of a state religion. In Louis XIV’s Versailles, religion, specifically Catholicism, was intertwined into the French government. As an absolutist king, Louis controlled the entire state of France and ensured all of France was Catholic. At Versailles, Louis displayed his power over France through religion. Both Swift and Louis XIV…

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    Characterization has been the cornerstone of literature for centuries. Character presentation can attain any framework or shame. In The Canterbury Tales, Geoffrey Chaucer uses thoughts and actions, to characterization of the Friar and the Monk to emphasize corruption in the Catholic Church. The monk is a religious character who is corrupt. Instead of reading on his cell, he prefers to go hunting. He also decides to wear decorative clothes instead of dressing in simple clothes. The Friar is…

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    Defined as a regard for one’s own happiness and advantage, self-love is the most fundamentally essential foundation to living life freely. The statement one cannot love another if he/she does not love thyself holds substantial truths that became personally evident as I transpired from one area of life to another. As a child growing up in the slums of Nigeria, Self-love was not a profound aspect of my day to day life, but that all changed when I relocated to the United States. Obliviousness…

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    In the midst of the unrighteous practices of the Catholic Church, a man named Martin Luther took a stand with five solas to represent God and bring reformation. The five solas included scripture alone, Christ alone, faith alone, grace alone, and for the glory of God alone. Before the ninetly five thesis had been written, Luther had been living the way of the five solas without knowing it. It all started back when Luther was caught up in a ferocious storm that lead Luther into making a…

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