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A Lutheran timeline | Remembering the Reformation. Martin Luther’s Supputatio Annorum Mundi (1541) depicts all of the history of the world from the Creation to Luther’s present as a series of tiny boxes, each representing a single year, running in uniform progression over more than two hundred pages.
Timeline. 1483 - 1546. Life of German priest, theologian, and reformer Martin Luther . 1501. Martin Luther enters the University of Erfurt, studying law, but switches to philosophy . 1505. Martin Luther drops out of university to become a monk after making a vow to Saint Anne to save him during a storm. 1512.
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1517-1617. 1517. October 31, 1517: Luther’s 95 Theses Appear. Martin Luther nailing the 95 Theses to the door of the Castle Church in Wittenberg is one of the iconic images of the Reformation. In this essay, historians Volker Leppin and Timothy Wengert examine the best evidence for and against this famous story.
A timeline of the life of Martin Luther who inaugurated the Protestant Reformation in Germany in 1517. It was Luther’s intent to reform, or change, the Roman Catholic Church, but the resistance of the church to his challenge led instead to permanent divisions in the structure of Western Christianity.
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