Summary:
The book is a biography that chronicles the life of Martin Luther, a seminal figure in the Protestant Reformation, detailing his role in challenging the Catholic Church and sparking religious transformation. It explores his personal journey, theological contributions, and the profound impact his actions had on the course of Western history.
Key points:
1. Luther's 95 Theses: Martin Luther's 95 arguments against the Catholic Church's sale of indulgences sparked the Protestant Reformation. He challenged the Pope's authority and the idea of buying salvation.
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