Beacon Lights of History by John Lord
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Greatness of Michael Angelo as a man
His industry, temperance, dignity of character, love of Art for Art's sake His indifference to rewards and praises His transcendent fame MARTIN LUTHER. THE PROTESTANT REFORMATION. Luther's predecessors Corruptions of the Church Luther the man for the work of reform His peculiarities His early piety Enters a Monastery His religious experience Made Professor of Divinity at Wittenberg The Pope in great need of money to complete St. Peter's Indulgences; principles on which they were based Luther, indignant, preaches Justification by Faith His immense popularity Grace the cardinal principle of the Reformation The Reformation began as a religious movement How the defence of Luther's doctrine led to the recognition of the supreme authority of the Scriptures Public disputation at Leipsic between Luther and Eck |
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