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The Hammer Sounds! Martin Luther and the Reformation
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THAT’S Luther!!!!
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Luther the Boy Born Nov. 10, 1483 Eisleben, Germany Parents: Hans and Margaret 1484: Moved to Mansfield Father was respected in town
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Homeland
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Mansfield Years Enrolled in Mansfield Latin School Did so at age 4.5 Could effectively use Latin after graduating sixth grade. He could understand church service, which was in Latin.
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In Loco Parentis
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Post-Mansfield Went to Madgeburg Enrolled in the Cathedral School First time he saw a complete Bible of all 72 books Moved to Eisenach
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WHEW!!!!!!
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Eisenach St. George’s School Met Jodocus Truvetter Truvetter would get him into the university at Erfurt Quickly achieved his degree
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YAHOO!!!!!!!
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St. Anne’s Monk Luther turns away from law. Legend of the storm Stated he would become a monk if he made it through the storm Augustinian Order of Hermits
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Not A Hermit Crab
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Monking Around September 1505: accepted monk life Lived in a cell with a bed, chair, and desk. Laws of poverty, chastity, and obedience.
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Don’t Fall!
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First Mass September 1507 Preached and led at Erfurt Botched the mass Father was very angry Nonetheless, Luther got a degree in Biblical Studies
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Seminary
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Rome Luther’s monk brothers sent him to Rome. The order of monks polarized based on rules Luther became disillusioned with Rome
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Wondering
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Wittenberg Pursuing doctorate of Theology 4 th graduate degree Also taught Biblical Studies Known as a preacher during this time
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Legacy in Ohio
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Indulgences Penance Needed to pay for Penance Hoped to avoid purgatory and a temporal punishment Extra bank of Good Deeds
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Used Indulgence Salesman
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What Did It Do? Indulgences funded the Church Released souls from purgatory This included dead ones Pope Sixtus IV in 1476 decreed indulgences could be purchased for dead relatives
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Fried That Is
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The Cost Some gave up their food Others paid 2,000 dollars Still others gave up their life savings In the end, it was a piece of paper
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I’m Your Friend, Pal!
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Holy Relics People could view body parts of saints. Skeletons of those saints who passed centuries before Fabric from the tunic worn by a saint
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What’s It Worth?
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Relic’s Worth NADA, ZIP, ZERO, ZILCH, GOOSEGG, ETC. Apparently every church throughout Europe had the same relic………..
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95 Theses 95 ideas Invitation to debate with other theologians October 31, 1517 All Hallow’s Eve
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Sound of the Hammer
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Follow-Up Wrote two follow-up letters Archbishop Albert of Mainz Bishop Schulze of Brandenburg Urged them to stop Tetzel’s selling of indulgences
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I’ll Think It Over
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Fall Out Luther was told to stop preaching Tetzel and brothers wanted Luther silenced Meeting at Heidelberg to stop Luther Luther wrote to Pope Leo X
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COURAGE!
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Mad Pope Leo X called Luther a heretic Demanded that Luther be arrested He asked Cardinal Cajetan to do the arresting
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Why Me?
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Diet of Augsburg Cajetan’s goal was to get Luther to recant or condemn him as a heretic Tetzel and his group forged documents that they say Luther wrote
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I Am E-V-I-L!
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More Stuff Luther was branded a heretic John Staupitz, a friend, had an idea He told Luther to write a letter If Tetzel stops, Luther would stop
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Well??????
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Captain Cliffhanger!!!!
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An Ally Frederick the Wise German prince that aided the church years prior It was Frederick that got Luther to meet Cajetan in Germany
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Chipping In!
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Problems Continue Pope still wanted Luther in Rome Two letters were dispatched by Cajetan They branded Luther a heretic Cajetan’s letter on indulgences made official
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Luther Carded
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Church Council Frederick would not send Luther to Rome Luther wanted a council to prove him guilty of heresy Only then would Frederick send him to Rome for trial
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Guilty Are You?
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Bribery Carl von Miltitz sent by Pope Bestowed the Golden Rose to Frederick Given once a year to a Christian ruler Miltitz saw Luther had friends
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Not Good
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The Deal Miltitz wrote to the Pope Luther would only recant if shown his errors Would stop preaching on indulgences if enemies would also stop
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And Survey Says…. Pope agreed German bishop to show Luther his errors. Luther’s enemies would not stop their preaching Luther says NO DEAL
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No Deal Says Martin!
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Eck v. Carlstadt Jan Eck challenged Luther to a debate However, Eck would not debate Luther He would debate Richard Carlstadt
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Whazzza? Izzzza? Fushizizi? Ehhhh……….
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The Trick Carlstadt was another professor from Wittenberg He would speak Luther’s thoughts for him University of Leipzig would host
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Let’s Get It On!!!!!
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And They’re Off Eck was doing very well Carlstadt was using notes, but was making his points known to all. Eck changed the rules in the middle of the debate
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Wheellly?
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