Martin Luther: A Concise History of His Life & Works by John Schofield

By John Schofield

Martin Luther used to be so angered by way of the sale of indulgences (pardons for sins granted by means of the Pope) that, in 1517, he nailed 95 arguments for reform of the Roman Catholic Church to the doorways of the church and the fort at Wittenberg. This act all started probably the most momentous sessions of swap in historical past: the Reformation. a lot has been written on Luther that it's tough for a newbie to grasp the place to begin. This publication is an advent, succinct and readable, yet enormous and never skimpy. It covers or summarizes Luther’s significant works and the most occasions of his existence, and it invites the reader to fulfill him at his examine table, within the lecture corridor, within the pulpit, on the dinner desk.

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