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Subject: Martin Luther Author: Evan [ Next Thread | Previous Thread | Next Message | Previous Message ] Date Posted: 23:17:36 01/07/04 Wed Alo! Roy just mentioned Martin Luther and his nailing the 99 theses to the door of the Roman Cathedral on his radio station! Awesome! I think he was a bit misinformed, because Martin didn't exactly abolish the concept of verses and chapters, but Roy is right, he was the start in a righter as opposed to wronger direction, if you will. He did teach faith and faith alone, however, it should be known that he could've been interpreted as meaning fruits do come from that faith if it is true. I just thought it was cool that he mentioned my man. I actually have a lot of respect and no respect at all for the fat guy who started the Reformation, but whatever. I suggest to all of you this movie, Luther. Simple as that, watch it when it comes out or watch it in theatre, an excellent show of how the Catholic Church was back then, sort of sad actually. [ Next Thread | Previous Thread | Next Message | Previous Message ]