Luther volume 3
Luther volume 3
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1334.
7 To Duke George of Saxony, June 30, 1530, " Opp. , " col. 1293.
174 LUTHER THE REFORMER Papal Legate in Poland, written in 1520 and published in 1894, is particularly noteworthy. From the self-love and arrogance which he found displayed in Luther's character he proves to him that his could not be the work of God : " Do open your eyes and see into what an abyss of delusion you are falling. You seem to fancy that you alone are in the sunlight and that all the rest of the world is seated in... the darkness of night. . . . You reproach Christianity with groping about in error for more than a thousand years ; in your madness you wish to appear wiser and better than all other mortals put together, to all of whom you send forth your challenge. Rest assured your opponents are not so dull-witted as not to see through your artfulness and to perceive the inconsistency and frivolity of your doctrines. " Ferreri also addressed the following appeal to Luther : " If you are determined to cast yourself into the abyss of death, at least take pity on the unfortunate people whom you are daily infecting with your poison, whose souls you are destroying and dragging along with you to perdition.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
1334.
7 To Duke George of Saxony, June 30, 1530, " Opp. , " col. 1293.
174 LUTHER THE REFORMER Papal Legate in Poland, written in 1520 and published in 1894, is particularly noteworthy. From the self-love and arrogance which he found displayed in Luther's character he proves to him that his could not be the work of God : " Do open your eyes and see into what an abyss of delusion you are falling. You seem to fancy that you alone are in the sunlight and that all the rest of the world is seated in... the darkness of night. . . . You reproach Christianity with groping about in error for more than a thousand years ; in your madness you wish to appear wiser and better than all other mortals put together, to all of whom you send forth your challenge. Rest assured your opponents are not so dull-witted as not to see through your artfulness and to perceive the inconsistency and frivolity of your doctrines. " Ferreri also addressed the following appeal to Luther : " If you are determined to cast yourself into the abyss of death, at least take pity on the unfortunate people whom you are daily infecting with your poison, whose souls you are destroying and dragging along with you to perdition.
What to read after Luther volume 3?
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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