Set: Luther, Reigious debate, Leo X's actions

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Justification by faithLuther's belief. religious foundation for reformation. nothing you could do or work to guarantee yourself in heaven.
Luther's beliefs on Biblebe published in german. critical to read bible.
95 ThesisOctober 31, 1517. nailed 95 Thesis on door in Wittenburg, Saxony. protested selling of undulgences. led to reform of church
Leipzig Deabte (religious debate)Eck v. Luther. Eck forces Luther to denounce authority of pope. after debate Luther knows he will be excommunicated.
Leo X's actionsexcommunicated Luther. sent Luther Papal bull.
Luther's reaction to papal bullmade a huge event of burning the papal bull. does this in hopes to inspire German people.

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Created October 3, 2007
Groups OFS IB 2011, Pre-IB 9 World History
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Luther's beliefs, the leipzig debate, and Leo's reactions.

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