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Articles related to "Wittenberg"
Wittenberg A brief look at Wittenberg and a timeline history of the city. This gives Lutherans a background look at the city in which Luther did much of his preaching, teaching, and writing. luther • lutheran • reformation • 95 • theses
Getting to Lutherstadt Wittenberg Transportation to Lutherstadt Wittenberg in Saxony-Anhalt, Germany, is easy allowing Reformation sights to be seen on a day trip from Leipzig and Berlin by train or car. martin luther sights in germany • lutherstadt wittenberg • travel to saxony anhalt • german unesco world heritage sites • day trip from berlin
Lutherstadt Wittenberg in Germany Lutherstadt Wittenberg is closely associated with the Lutheran Reformation in Germany. Popular sights include the Lutherhaus Museum, Schlosskirche, and Cranach Workshop. martin luther sights in germany • lutherstadt wittenberg • travel to saxony anhalt • german unesco world heritage sites • lutherhaus museum
German Cities Worth Touring - Wittenberg Visit the birthplace of the Protestant Reformation in Wittenberg, Germany. For those wishing to follow Luther's footsteps, there are sites and legends galore. luther • martin luther • sacred sites • birthplace of the reformation • luther museum
Philipp Melanchthon: Luther's Right Hand Man Voted the most influential Lutheran outside of Martin Luther, this article takes a brief look at Philipp Melanchthon and his role in the Lutheran Reformation as well as his role after Luther's death. philipp melanchthon • martin luther • augsburg • confessions • wittenberg
Luther's Wedding Celebrated Nearly 500 years later, Wittenberg, Germany, continues to celebrate the wedding of Martin Luther to Katharina von Bora. martin luther • katharine von bora • wittenberg • germany • wedding festival
95 Thesis The 95 Thesis that Luther posted, translated into English. luther • wittenberg • 95 • thesis • indulgences
Andreas Carlstadt: The Reformation Goes Radical A look at Andreas Carlstadt, a radical in the Reformation camp. Very early in the Reformation movement in Europe--even in Wittenberg--factions between Rome and Reformers polarize. This was a dark day in Wittenberg. carlstadt • luther • wittenberg • iconoclasts • sacraments
Electors of Saxony in Luther’s Time: Frederick the Wise Frederick the Wise, Elector of Saxony, was Luther's first ruler when he taught at Wittenberg. Though Frederick remained Catholic, his actions and protection of Luther ensure the survival of the reformer and the Reformation. frederick the wise • friedrich iii • elector • electoral saxony • luther
Electors of Saxony in Luther’s Time: John the Steadfast John the Steadfast, while not possessing the leadership qualities of his brother, nevertheless was used by God to advance the cause of the Reformation. One could sum up this man with this sentence: He was a big man with a big heart. john the steadfast • luther • augsburg • confession • learning
Georg Spalatin A key ally to Luther, and the Reformation, was the Elector's own secretary, Georg Spalatin. This learned man served ably as a mediator and won the Elector's approval of the controversial Doctor of Theology, even getting the Elector to protect the man speaking out against his own relics. georg spalatin • martin luther • wittenberg • university • library
Johann Von Staupitz A brief look at Johann von Staupitz, the abbot at the monastary where Luther was a monk prior to becoming a professor of Theology at Wittenberg. It was Staupitz who encouraged the guilt-ridden monk to look to Christ for the forgiveness of his sins. staupitz • luther • wittenberg • reformation • grace
Luther at the Diet of Worms A brief look at Worms, the site of the Diet of Worms. This also looks at the diet and what Luther was asked to do--and why he couldn't do it. worms • recant • luther • imperial • emperor
Lutherans and Prayer About Lutherans and prayer, why aren't Lutherans better at prayer? After all, prayer was important in Luther's daily life. And what confidence do we have when we do approach God in prayer--or are we too afraid that those prayers might actually be answered (Beware of what you pray for, God will answer it)? Take a cursory look at prayer as we explore this fascinating topic. lutheran • prayer • wittenberg • ice cream • peter
Travel to Martin Luther Sights Top sights in Germany associated with Protestant church reformer Martin Luther are Lutherstadt-Wittenberg, Eisenach, the Wartburg, Erfurt, Eisleben, Worms, and Coburg. martin luther sights in germany • lutherstadt wittenberg • travel to saxony anhalt • german unesco world heritage sites • wartburg
Johann Bugenhagen: A Pastor's Pastor A look at the pastor who served Martin Luther during the Reformation and the important role he played in the Reformer's work. john bugenhagen • pastor • reformation • martin • luther
A Background to Homiletics A brief statement about homiltics, a brief description of Lutheran theology homiletics • preaching • theology • lutheranism
A Brief History of the Evangelical Lutheran Synod: Part 1 A multi-part look at the history of the Evangelical Lutheran Synod, which began in 1918 as the Reorganised Norwegian Lutheran Synod, but traces its roots back to the 1840's when Norwegian Lutherans first came to America. Footnotes are marked and will be denoted after the final installment. This forum will endeavor to look at the various aspects of Lutheranism and the histories of the various Lutheran synods. This article is written from the point of view of the ELS. norwegian • lutheran • luther • augsburg • wisconsin
American Anime Award winners Fullmetal Alchemist was the big winner at the first annual American Anime Awards ceremony in New York City. american anime awards • fcl • fullmetal alchemist • final fantasy vii: advent children • vic mignogna
Luther The Reformer by James M. Kittelson This article will examine James Kittelson's excellent biography of Protestant reformer Martin Luther. martin luther • protestant reformation • james kittelson • luther the reformer by james kittelson • 95 theses
Luther as a Student What was Luther's schooling like? What did he study? How did that schooling prepare Luther for the work God had in plan for him? martin luther • hans luther • law • theology • erfurt
Wartburg Castle A look at the Wartburg Castle, its architecture, its history, its place in Germany,and its place in the Reformation. Dating back almost to the first millenium, the castle has been a witness to history and a midwife of the Reformation. luther • junker • george • translate • new
Reformation Party Looking for something to do for your youth or even for fellowship for your congregation besides dress up in costumes and bob for apples? Sick of "Trick or treat?" Looking for an evangelism tool to reach out to your community? Have you thought of showing a Luther film? This article relates how we hold our annual Luther movie night at Salem on Milwaukee's eastside. You can follow what we developed, or develop your own program! If you develop your own, consider sharing your efforts with the other readers of this forum. luther • reformation • holy • roman • empire
Eisleben--Where Luther Entered and Exited This World A brief look at the mining town where Luther was born and where he died. In total, he spent only a few months of his life in this town--yet it was where Luther was born to temporal life, born in new life through baptism, and borne to eternal life. luther • eisleben • born • died • mining
Martin Luther's Theology: Change in the Church This article briefly explores Martin Luther's theology. martin luther • reformation
A Look at the Augsburg Confession, Introduction An overview of the Augsburg Confession, its roots, why it was written, and who wrote the confession. This confession appears in several Lutheran hymnals. augsburg • confession • augustana • luther • melanchthon
Why We Left Lutheranism-- Foundation Human not Divine This dialogue reviews whether the Lutheran church has origins in man or in Scripture. What determines whether a church is man-made or of God? luther • martin • lutheran • name • church
A Mighty Fortress Is Our God Notes on the hymn "A Mighty Fortress Is Our God" written and composed by Martin Luther, Protestant Reformation founder. a mighty fortress is our god • hymn of protestant reformation • reformation battle hymn • martin luther mighty fortress god • mighty fortress god hymn and psalm 46
Lucas Cranach the Elder Show Is Lucas Cranach the Elder, painter, engraver, printmaker and illustrator, the most important artist of the German Renaissance or just another also-ran? lucas cranach the elder • martin luther • royal academy of arts • richard dormant • apollo and diana
Martin Luther and The Ninety-Five Theses Discrepancies exist as to the proclamation of the Theses, but scholars agree that an angry Luther questioned the theology behind indulgence sales & the status of sinners. martin luther and the ninety-five theses • the ninety-five theses • martin luther and the protestant reformation • explaining the ninety-five theses • proclamation of the ninety-five theses
Martin Luther, Writer of Hymns Martin Luther, German monk, theologian, university professor and father of protestantism, was also a hymn-writer and composer. martin luther hymn-writer • martin luther composer • a mighty fortress is our god • hymns by martin luther hymns • surviving luther hymns
Apology (Part 20): Article XV (VIII), Of Human Traditions in the Church Melanchthon addresses the human traditions that have come into the church and have become a law unto themselves. Lutherans today sometimes fall into this trap. May Melanchthon's words cause us to review our traditions and see if they are still edifying. traditions • law • gospel • knowledge • sin
Electors of Saxony in Luther’s Time: John Frederick the Magnanimous John Frederick, the Magnanimous, the last Ernestine elector of Saxony, was the last elector Luther served under. Pacifist, but entirely Lutheran, John Frederick earned his nickname through his trials than for his rule. john frederick the magnanimous • luther • league of smalcald • maurice • augsburg
Martin Luther and His 95 Theses Originally meant for academic discussion, Martin Luther's 95 theses resulted in a massive movement that marked the beginning of the Protestant Reformation. martin luther's 95 theses • indulgences • tetzel • protestant reformation • roman catholic
31 October 1517—A Day That Changed History What exactly happened on that fateful day today in 1517? Why do Lutherans still observe this day? Was Luther a simple monk out to topple the Church? This is an informal and anecdotal look at that pivotal day in history. luther • 95 theses • elector • saxony • indulgences
Martin Luther (1483-1546) Martin Luther, noted for beginning the religious Reformation which is the foundation for most of Protestantism today, was a complex man. He could be gentle and refined, he could be rough and coarse. He could write theology; he could write children’s songs. He could expound his views with vehemence; he could minister compassion or joy. Perhaps his one major fault was his view of the Jews. When his attempts at converting a number of Jews to Christianity failed, he made a list of steps that should be taken against them--steps that were followed hundreds of years later by a German despot named Hitler. But the life of the child, Martin Luther, gives no apparent predisposition of the life of the man. martin luther • reformation • biography • luther • catholic church
The Printing Press Johannes Gutenburg invented movable type for the printing press, and changed renaissance books. printing press • johannes gutenberg • movable type • renaissance books • renaissance publishing
The Reformation After Almost 500 Years How is the Protestant Reformation doing now almost 500 years after Martin Luther nailed his 95 theses to the main door of the Castle Church in Wittenberg? protestant reformation • luther • 95 theses • roman catholic • protestantism
Luther's Tragic Mistake: Part Twenty-Eight Luther again uses his linguistic skills in the interpretation of the Daniel passage, teaching his readers some Hebrew usage and comparing it to the Latin and German. He also uses a put-down you've probably never heard: "Go plant a kiss of peace on a sow's rump." go plant a kiss of peace on a sow's rump! • daniel's prophecy of the 70 weeks • hebrew style • latin style • interpretation
The Diet at Augsburg A look at the Diet at Augsburg from which emerged the Lutheran confessions the Augsburg Confession and the Apology to the Augsburg Confession. Why was this Diet called, what were the threats and issues, and what resolution came from the Diet? augsburg • confession • creed • beliefs • politics
The Intellectual Context of the Reformation The immediate intellectual context into which the Protestant Reformation was born was the Renaissance. protestant reformation • reformation • luther • renaissance • humanists
Luther Rated by History Luther rated #3 for the last millenium? Was that rating too high or top low? What about the reason he's rated #3? luther • history • view • contemporary
News Release A news release on the chalice Martin Luther gave to his sister for her wedding. This chalice is to be used for the 160th anniversary of the oldest Lutheran church in Wisconsin. chalice • martin luther • wisconsin • lutheran • johannes
Cross-Culture Ministry in Kenya, Part Nine A sobering look at the children of Kenya, their trials and tribulations, and the Lutheran ministry among the children. Like me, you'll want to hug your children after reading this. kenya • mission • children • aids • orphans
Apology to Augsburg: Background A look at the background to the "Apology to the Augsburg Confession." In coming weeks this forum will study this important Lutheran document. augsburg • apology • melanchthon • lutherans • catholics
Index: 1999-2001 On the seventh day of Christmas the Lutheranism editor tries to make sense of every article published on this forum since its inception. Indices are linked to their articles. index • articles
Interpreting Hamlet Our image of Hamlet is a durable one - but does it have any basis in the play Shakespeare wrote? hamlet • prince denmark • shakespeare tragedy • to be or not to be • character study
Nikolaus von Amsdorf A look at th life of Dr. Nicolaus von Amsdorf, an associate of Luther's. luther • reformation • amsdorf • jena • eisenach
Overview of American Lutheran Synods This is an introduction into an overview of the Lutheran synods in America. Included is a timeline of Lutheran synod history in America. synods • america • united states • mergers • splits |
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