Unduly Influenced
“One humanist would eventually overshadow all others in Europe. Erasmus of Rotterdam (1469-1536), a man who embodied all the reforming … Continue reading Unduly Influenced
Category: Martin Luther
A Strange Love
I found this quote recently: “Luther, in one of his epistles, said that there was no wickedness, no cruelty, that … Continue reading A Strange Love
That Suppositious Sot
William Burt Pope (1822-1903) writes the following about that suppositious sot whose TRUTH criterion was SOMETHING OTHER than Scripture ALONE … Continue reading That Suppositious Sot
Reformers Remaining in Falsehood
James R. White writes: “Many historians mark the beginning of the Reformation at October 31, 1517, for it was on … Continue reading Reformers Remaining in Falsehood
Dark Side of Luther
Excerpt of Carl Trueman regarding Luther: “The dark side of Luther is nowhere more evident than his later writings on … Continue reading Dark Side of Luther
Not of Apostolic Provenance?
The following comes from the book Martin Luther: Selections from his writings edited and with an introduction by John Dillenberger … Continue reading Not of Apostolic Provenance?
An Epistle Full of Straw?
The following quote is taken from the book, Martin Luther: Selections from his writings edited and with an introduction by … Continue reading An Epistle Full of Straw?
Dr. Curt Daniel On Martin Luther
“Though there were several precursors of the Reformation (John Wycliffe, John Hus, Savonarola), the Reformation proper began with Martin Luther … Continue reading Dr. Curt Daniel On Martin Luther
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