Martin Luther
Martin Luther was a German theologian and religious reformer, best known for initiating the Protestant Reformation in the 16th century. His critical stance against the sale of indulgences, encapsulated in his '95 Theses', challenged the practices of the Catholic Church and led to significant religious and political upheaval in Europe.
Born on Feb 10, 1483 (543 years old)
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Switzerland:
Martin Luther's actions disrupted the plans of Karl V for a unified Catholic Christendom.
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Switzerland:
Martin Luther is cited for his formula 'simul iustus et peccator' to describe the contradictory nature of humanity.
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Kenya:
Martin Luther guides junior boxers through a training session at New Ziwani Market Hall in Nakuru as they prepare for the inaugural Under-19 Boxing Championships.
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Romania:
Martin Luther displayed his 95 theses against indulgences, triggering the Reformation.
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Switzerland:
Martin Luther is referenced as a historical figure who played a significant role in the Reformation.
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Switzerland:
Der aus römischer Sicht auch nach seiner Exkommunikation uneinsichtige, 'verstockte' Ketzer Martin Luther entging diesem Schicksal nur, weil ihn sein Landesherr unter seine Fittiche nahm.
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Slovenia:
The article references Martin Luther's theology regarding God's nature and human free will.
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Liberia:
Monnoh highlighted figures such as Martin Luther of Germany, who challenged religious corruption by posting his 99 theses.
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Switzerland:
Martin Luther sought to replace the Catholic veneration of St. Nicholas with a focus on Christmas giving.
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Peru:
Martin Luther was a German monk and the initiator of the Protestant Reformation.
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