Luther And the Lutheran Reformation volume 2
Luther And the Lutheran Reformation volume 2
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" It would certainly have been highly gratifying to record^ that in the closing period of Luther's life the ruggedness of his temper had been softened down, and that his latter days were passed only in peace and love. Fidelity, how- ever requires us to acknowledge, that painful traces of asperity still occasionally appear, and those inflamed, and at the same time partially, though only partially, excused by the irritability produced by age and growing infirmities. The sacramental controversy st...ill vexed him, and he was not a little displeased at Melancthon, for being less severe than himself in his judgment of the Zwinglians. The elector, however, successfully interfered to compose this difference. But several other things in the state of Wit- temberg much disturbed his mind ; particularly the cor- ruption of manners, and the number of clandestine mar- riages contracted by the students, which, being confirmed by the legal authorities (who still acted upon the pontifical regulations concerning such subjects), threatened to be very injurious to the university itself Luther, in conse- quence, rather suddenly left Wittemberg and went to Lei[ .
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
" It would certainly have been highly gratifying to record^ that in the closing period of Luther's life the ruggedness of his temper had been softened down, and that his latter days were passed only in peace and love. Fidelity, how- ever requires us to acknowledge, that painful traces of asperity still occasionally appear, and those inflamed, and at the same time partially, though only partially, excused by the irritability produced by age and growing infirmities. The sacramental controversy st...ill vexed him, and he was not a little displeased at Melancthon, for being less severe than himself in his judgment of the Zwinglians. The elector, however, successfully interfered to compose this difference. But several other things in the state of Wit- temberg much disturbed his mind ; particularly the cor- ruption of manners, and the number of clandestine mar- riages contracted by the students, which, being confirmed by the legal authorities (who still acted upon the pontifical regulations concerning such subjects), threatened to be very injurious to the university itself Luther, in conse- quence, rather suddenly left Wittemberg and went to Lei[ .
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