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Martin Luther Supported the Sacrament of Penance

Martin Luther Supported the Sacrament of Penance

Martin Luther Supported the Sacrament of Penance But Luther believed the Pope had no power over purgatory Martin Luther’s second group of ninety-five theses addressed the pope’s authority over purgatory, or to be more correct, the pope’s lack of...

November 4, 2020 Peter DeHaan 95 Tweets, forgiveness, Martin Luther, salvation 2414
There’s No Shortcut to Heaven: Buying Full Indulgences Won’t Help

There’s No Shortcut to Heaven: Buying Full Indulgences Won’t Help

There’s No Shortcut to Heaven: Buying Full Indulgences Won’t Help Martin Luther worried that buying full indulgences served to hinder salvation What most raised the ire of the Church against Martin Luther and his ninety-five theses...

October 28, 2020 Peter DeHaan 95 Tweets, cross, Martin Luther, salvation 2003
The Latter Years of Martin Luther

The Latter Years of Martin Luther

The Latter Years of Martin Luther Martin Luther wanted to work within the Church to bring about change but they kicked him out Martin Luther intended to work out his ninety-five theses within the Church leadership. However, once the masses read...

October 21, 2020 Peter DeHaan 95 Tweets, church, Lutheran, Martin Luther 2125
Martin Luther Sought Reform and Unity

Martin Luther Sought Reform and Unity

Martin Luther Sought Reform and Unity The Church opposed Martin Luther and eventually excommunicated him Longing for unity, Martin Luther didn’t want to see the church divided. But when reconciliation didn’t happen and he was excommunicated, he...

October 14, 2020 Peter DeHaan 95 Tweets, Martin Luther, Roman Catholic 2047
The Excommunicated Martin Luther Gets Married

The Excommunicated Martin Luther Gets Married

The Excommunicated Martin Luther Gets Married Luther saw marriage, not celibacy vows, as the preferred option for most clergy As Martin Luther’s ordeal wore on, he eventually left the castle where he was hiding. He returned to Wittenberg, some...

October 7, 2020 Peter DeHaan 95 Tweets, Lutheran, Martin Luther, priest 2180
The Roman Catholic Church is Not the Enemy

The Roman Catholic Church is Not the Enemy

The Roman Catholic Church is Not the Enemy Martin Luther supported the Roman Catholic Church and did not want to leave her The name of Martin Luther remains unknown to most in the Roman Catholic Church, and many of those who know of him blame him...

September 30, 2020 Peter DeHaan 95 Tweets, Lutheran, Martin Luther, Roman Catholic 1967
95 Tweets: Celebrating Martin Luther in the 21st Century

95 Tweets: Celebrating Martin Luther in the 21st Century

Martin Luther and His 95 Theses 95 Tweets reveals our past so we can reform our present. Five hundred years ago, Martin Luther’s supporters printed copies of his 95 theses and distributed them widely. The document essentially went viral...

September 23, 2020 Peter DeHaan 95 Tweets, Martin Luther, Peter DeHaan book, Protestant Reformation 2120
You Can’t Buy Salvation: Heaven Is Not For Sale

You Can’t Buy Salvation: Heaven Is Not For Sale

You Can’t Buy Salvation: Heaven Is Not For Sale Some of Martin Luther’s 95 theses counter the practice of buying salvation Martin objected to the abuse of indulgences; you can’t buy salvation. Though he mentioned the Church and...

January 11, 2018 Peter DeHaan 95 Tweets, Martin Luther, salvation 2758
Martin Luther Grew Concerned over the Abuse of Indulgences

Martin Luther Grew Concerned over the Abuse of Indulgences

Martin Luther Grew Concerned over the Abuse of Indulgences Luther’s 95 theses detail his objection to the sale of indulgences As we consider Martin Luther’s ninety-five theses, it’s important to note that his initial objection centered on the...

January 4, 2018 Peter DeHaan 95 Tweets, Martin Luther 1642
The Concerns of Martin Luther

The Concerns of Martin Luther

The Concerns of Martin Luther Martin Luther studied the Bible to see if it supported Church practices As Martin studied the Latin translation of the Bible, he grew worried about the lack of biblical support for the Church’s misuse of indulgences...

December 21, 2017 Peter DeHaan 95 Tweets, Martin Luther, Roman Catholic 1776
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