Luther And the Reformation 8 7
Luther And the Reformation 8 7
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For three months the Diet wrangled over the affair of Luther withoutreaching anything decided. The friends of Rome were the chief actors, struggling in every way and hesitating at nothing to induce the Dietand the emperor to acknowledge and enforce the pope's decree. But theinfluence of the German princes, especially that of the ElectorFrederick, stood in the way; Charles would not act, as he had no rightto act, without the concurrence of the states, and the princes ofGermany held it unjust tha...t Luther should be condemned on chargeswhich had never been fairly tried, on books which were not proven tobe his, and especially since the sentence itself presented conditionswith reference to which no answer had been legally ascertained.
To overcome these oppositions different resorts were tried. Leo issueda second Bull, excommunicating Luther absolutely, anathematizing himand all his friends and abettors. The pope's legate called for moneyto buy up influence for the Romanists: "We must have money.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
For three months the Diet wrangled over the affair of Luther withoutreaching anything decided. The friends of Rome were the chief actors, struggling in every way and hesitating at nothing to induce the Dietand the emperor to acknowledge and enforce the pope's decree. But theinfluence of the German princes, especially that of the ElectorFrederick, stood in the way; Charles would not act, as he had no rightto act, without the concurrence of the states, and the princes ofGermany held it unjust tha...t Luther should be condemned on chargeswhich had never been fairly tried, on books which were not proven tobe his, and especially since the sentence itself presented conditionswith reference to which no answer had been legally ascertained.
To overcome these oppositions different resorts were tried. Leo issueda second Bull, excommunicating Luther absolutely, anathematizing himand all his friends and abettors. The pope's legate called for moneyto buy up influence for the Romanists: "We must have money.
What to read after Luther And the Reformation 8 7?
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