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On an April evening over 400 years ago a simple monk faced the emperor of the Holy Roman Empire. His words, heard by only a roomful of people, have echoed through the centuries:
My conscience is captive to the Word of God. I cannot and I will not recant any things for to go against conscience is neither right nor safe. Here I stand.
Because he took his stand, Martin Luther shattered the structure of medieval Catholicism and initiated Protestantism.
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Martin Luther changed Europe and, through Europe, the world. It was he who originally exposed the myth of a unifed Latin Christendom, in fact only held together by crusades, heresy hunts, Inquisition, and priestly magic. Though not the first radical thinker to challenge papal pretensions and the doctrines they were founded on, by his defiance Luther created the biggest cause célèbre of the age. But this renegade monk did not just split Europe into...
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This is a dual biography of 2 men and their lasting influence on Christian theology. Erasmus was the leading figure of the Northern Renaissance. In 1516 he came out with a revised edition of the New Testament, and was hailed as the prophet of a new enlightened age. He was a humanist, embracing the brotherhood of man and the diversity of cultures. Today he is largely forgotten, replaced by Martin Luther. The two sought to reform the Catholic Church,...
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Martin Luther challenges the government and the church in 16th century Germany in what becomes known as the Protestant Reformation.
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