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Martin Luther Posted 95 Shocking Statements About Church — Here Are My 95 . . .

Posted on May 1, 2012 by

In 1517, Martin Luther nailed a piece of paper, listing 95 revolutionary statements, to the door of Castle Church in Wittenburg, Germany.  This act marked the beginning of the Protestant Reformation of the church. Inspired by Martin Luther’s courageous act, … Continue reading →

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Quotes About How War Is Failure

Posted on July 14, 2011 by

Here are some quotations about how resorting to the violence of war is failure.  Personally, I believer war to be humanity’s greatest failure.  So why is war applauded and lauded, glorified and honored by our culture?  Is failure something that we should encourage?  Shouldn’t … Continue reading →

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Are We Back In The Dark Ages? (Or Martin Luther, Where Are You?)

Posted on January 24, 2011 by

There was an interesting product available in the medieval world, called an indulgence.  It was an official document marketed by the church that gave an individual permission to do wrong without it being held against him/her.  If someone had a … Continue reading →

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