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Martin Luther

Why is it important to know about Martin Luther?  

His Life and teachings ushered in the age of the Protestant Reformation.  These led to intellectual freedom, willingness to try new forms of government, a reduction in the barriers against free enterprise, the development of new forms of religious expression, and a growing awareness of the importance of the individual.

Luther lived what he believed and with what legacy did he enrich the world?

Doctrine...at the heart of all Protestant religions are some of Luther's ideas of supremacy of scripture and justification by faith.  Literature...Luther made the Bible available to all Germans.  His hundreds of works circulated throughout Europe.  Ethics...he stressed our responsibility to Christ and to all people.  Above all...Luther called people to be faithful to their God.

"A mighty fortress is our God; A bulwark never failing.  Our helper He, amid the flood of mortal ills prevailing." 

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