
MARTTI LUTHER
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The biography opens with a stark portrait of the late‑medieval Church, painting a picture of papal power that has strayed far from its spiritual roots. Against this backdrop, a young scholar from a modest German village discovers a restless conscience, drawn to the study of scripture and the promise of a more honest faith. His early years are marked by rigorous education, a sudden vocation to the monastic life, and an inner struggle that hints at the revolutionary path ahead.
As he immerses himself in the theological debates of his time, the future reformer confronts the contradictions between doctrine and practice. The narrative follows his relentless search for truth, his encounters with influential teachers, and the dawning realization that true devotion cannot coexist with the rampant corruption he observes. These formative experiences set the stage for the bold challenges he will later pose to the established order, offering listeners a vivid glimpse into the making of a figure who would reshape religious history.
Language
fi
Duration
~4 hours (258K characters)
Publisher of text edition
Project Gutenberg
Release date
Dec 5, 2014
Rights
Public domain in the USA.
Subjects

1826–1909
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