Episode 21- Martin Luther: The 95 Theses

Adam Ramdin

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Transcript

[♪ music ♪ From 1512 to 1517, Martin Luther's life had been engaged mainly in preaching and teaching, but it was destined to change forever when John Tetzel came to town. The Pope at that time was Pope Leo X, as Pope...

Description: Aside from the Bible, perhaps the single most significant document written by someone is the 95 Thesis by Martin Luther. Although initially written to address a local need, the impact mushroomed beyond what anyone could have imagined.
Parent Series: Lineage: Season 1
Sponsor: Lineage Journey
Recorded: June 7, 2017, 12:00 PM

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