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Martin Luther and the Protestant Reformation by Christopher Giofreda The Catholic Church's hegemony over the developed world did not end abruptly but was broken away brick by brick over the course of centuries. The Protestant Reformation was not a revolution of one man though Martin Luther ended up being the most not... More> How Martin Luther challenged the church by Chelsea Crawford Freedom of religion was virtually nonexistent prior to the founding of America, especially in 16th century Europe when the Catholic Church was the only church. Despite its claims to Christianity, though, unchristian practices such as simony, nepotis... More>
	The legacy of Martin Luther since 1517 by Bee Brenton Turning in his grave! That's the sentence that most best describe what Luther would think of his legacy. If anyone has read the book of Revelations and is aware that the protestant churches of the past were likely to be connected to Sardis. Sardis w... More> Martin Luther's greatest accomplishments as a reformer by Jesse Vorton At the time, monetary contributions were customary for indulgences, an instant passport to those celestial joys of heavenly paradise. Luther condemns the Church as misinterpreting certain elements of the Bible's words, i.e., policy on indulgences. F... More>
Martin Luther and the founding of the Lutherans by Elizabeth M. Young Martin Luther was the son of a copper miner who went on to become a wealthy mine owner. Hans Luther insisted that his son become and educated man, so Martin Luther studied law and theology before receiving the call to leave the secular world and to ... More> Has Martin Luther King's vision been fulfilled? by Jeremy Friesenhahn Martin Luther King dreamed about a time in which a person in America could speak their mind freely. As you read this debate, read Martin Luther King's words and compare to the aspects of day-to-day life for African Americans. "Discrimination is a he... More>
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