Luther and the 95 theses.

Luther and the 95 theses.

Thesis comes from the Latin thesis that, in turn, derives from a Greek word. It is a proposition or conclusion that is maintained with reasoning.The thesis is a statement of truth argued and justified whose legitimacy depends on each area.

This means that is not the same personal thesis on a that any scientific thesis subject.

Some years before American independence, but only a few after the discovery of America in 1517, a painting hanging on the church of text Wittenberg Luther.With this act marks the course of events in Europe, involving even wars between peoples, and which resulted in the continent that know today. Martin Luther questionnaire to power and efficacy of indulgences, better known as Luther's 95 Theses. The German theologian hung his religious judgments about Catholicism at the door of the palace church of the town of Wittenberg, challenging this gesture the precepts and dogmas of the Church of Rome regarding the authority of the pope, the nature of the penance and the usefulness of indulgencias.La main thesis is that "God judges the believer through faith and not by works."

Luther not only born Protestantism, but there was a transformation of Christianity under the name of Contrarreforma, sponsored by the Catholic Church and also changes in church doctrine, religious orders and monitoring of spiritual movements , he promoted multitude of armed clashes between Catholics and Protestants.

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THE FIRST AND THE LAST OF THE THESIS.

1. When our Lord and Master Jesus Christ said: "Do penance ..." he meant that whole life of believers be repentance ...

95. ... And to trust that enter heaven through many tribulations, before the illusory security of peace.

The first thesis Luther rejected the possibility that would be possible secure salvation at a time by purchasing an indulgence tab. Conversely, Luther, at every moment of our life you are responsible before God said. In theses 8-29 this is indulgence for the dead; in theses 30 to 55 is on indulgences to the living, in the theses 56-68 speaks of the Church Treasury of good works, theses 69 to 80 deals disorientation from the sale of indulgences and theses 81 95 popular criticism of indulgences.