Luther volume 1
Luther volume 1
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Dissatisfaction and envy on the part of the Augustinians against the Dominicans, which set the Monk on his career. The Augustinians, it was said, 1 were annoyed with the rival Order because the preaching of the Indulgence had been entrusted to its members and not rather to so capable a man as Luther. Notwithstanding the early date at which this charge was made, even by Luther's own contemporaries, the fact remains, that not only were there Augustinian Indulgence- preachers, as, for instance, Jo...hann Paltz, but that Luther's erroneous teaching had already made its appearance before he had as yet commenced his struggle with Tetzel, and before he had even thought of the Dominicans Prierias and Cardinal Cajetan. Jealousy against his adversaries, the Dominicans, afterwards added fuel to the flame, but it was not the starting-point.
Moreover, in treating here of Luther's starting-point, we are not seeking to determine, as was the case with the 1 Assertions in this sense lightly made by Cochlaeus and Emser were accepted as true by later writers, such as Cardinal Stanislaus Hosius in his " Confutatio prolegomenorum Brentii " ; thus the legend finds acceptance even among recent polemics.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Dissatisfaction and envy on the part of the Augustinians against the Dominicans, which set the Monk on his career. The Augustinians, it was said, 1 were annoyed with the rival Order because the preaching of the Indulgence had been entrusted to its members and not rather to so capable a man as Luther. Notwithstanding the early date at which this charge was made, even by Luther's own contemporaries, the fact remains, that not only were there Augustinian Indulgence- preachers, as, for instance, Jo...hann Paltz, but that Luther's erroneous teaching had already made its appearance before he had as yet commenced his struggle with Tetzel, and before he had even thought of the Dominicans Prierias and Cardinal Cajetan. Jealousy against his adversaries, the Dominicans, afterwards added fuel to the flame, but it was not the starting-point.
Moreover, in treating here of Luther's starting-point, we are not seeking to determine, as was the case with the 1 Assertions in this sense lightly made by Cochlaeus and Emser were accepted as true by later writers, such as Cardinal Stanislaus Hosius in his " Confutatio prolegomenorum Brentii " ; thus the legend finds acceptance even among recent polemics.
What to read after Luther volume 1?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Hartmann Grisar to read onlineMoreLess
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