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The Life of Martin Luther

Martin Luther lived in a period that had a wide spread desire for reformation of theChristan Churhc and played the role in the development of Protestantism. Luther was born atEislebenin Saxony. Since his father was a miner, it was a great distress on him to send Martin toschool and then to the University of Erfurt. That is where he earned his master's degree at theyoung age of twenty-one(Erikson, 39). Although his father wished him to study law, Martin,after being terribly frightened in a thunderstorm, vowed to become a Friar. He entered themonastery of the Augustinian friars at Erfurt and was ordained a priest(Erikson, 167). Heeventually earned a doctorate of theology. He grew disburbed by the growing abouve ofindulgences. The cetrificate granted by the people in return for the payment of a fee to thechurch. It stated that the sould of a dead relative or a friend of the purchaser would have his timein purgatory reduced by many year's or cancelled together. Also the person had to by anindulgence. This would allow them to receive their earthly penance, since no one knows thatGod's ultimate punishment will be. The Catholic Church faith now has a doctrine to back the


He made easy the peasants to live indifferent Scandinavian countries, that Lutheranism can be used as a state of religion under thegovernments own authority. He believed that Christians ought to always obey against the state was always wrong andmust be crushed(Neil, 43). There was alwaysan endless stream of visitors. The marriage stared off in a unromatinc and common sensebeginning of what turn out to be a very happy marriage. It made it possible tha thte government to attempt to controldoctrine or worship. He was often moody and depressed and at other times gay andenergetic. He wanted the public to know that he was debating against important issue. He died in 1546 because the cold developed that nobody could cure him, not even hiswife(45). They also, believed that if the money jingles in the box, souls aredelievered from pungatory and all the sins will be foreign through a letter of indulgence(Neil, 21). Luther fears that urging people to seek escape from divine punishment through indulgences wouldlead them away from true sorrow for their sins and into a dangerous sense of falsesecurity(Judith,21). At the age of forty-two and she was twenty-six. Katherine was the type that she was popular and unpleasant of cures of the day giving the patientscow's dung or pig in wine. Luther idea spread began writing the Ninty-five Theses orarguments against indulgences. His ideas encouraged by the agitators who wanted to use his ideas. Luther defined Protestantism as a theological issues.

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