The Facts About Luther
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" He contended in a pamphlet that the Papacy ''is an institution of the Devil;" and he abused all Popes, Bishops, Priests, Monks, and Catholics in general, in the coarsest and most brutal manner. Possessed of a Luther ON THE Church AND THE Pope 145 satanical hatred of all authority, save what he claimetj for himself, he imagined that the Church was all wrong and should be cast aside as a human inven- tion, despite the fact that her Founder was Jesus Christ, who promised the assistance of the Ho...ly Ghost to protect her from error and who declared He would preserve her to the end of time to spread the glad tidings of redemption. Disregarding the magnificenl unity of faith which reigned during centuries before his day, the result not of ignorance or indifference, but of enlightened science and spiritual earnestness due to the powerful teachings of the missionaries and the profound expositions of the Scholastic theologians, he, in his brazen conceit, thought the time had come **to deliver Europe from the yoke of the Popes and the superstitions of an idolatrous worship.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
" He contended in a pamphlet that the Papacy ''is an institution of the Devil;" and he abused all Popes, Bishops, Priests, Monks, and Catholics in general, in the coarsest and most brutal manner. Possessed of a Luther ON THE Church AND THE Pope 145 satanical hatred of all authority, save what he claimetj for himself, he imagined that the Church was all wrong and should be cast aside as a human inven- tion, despite the fact that her Founder was Jesus Christ, who promised the assistance of the Ho...ly Ghost to protect her from error and who declared He would preserve her to the end of time to spread the glad tidings of redemption. Disregarding the magnificenl unity of faith which reigned during centuries before his day, the result not of ignorance or indifference, but of enlightened science and spiritual earnestness due to the powerful teachings of the missionaries and the profound expositions of the Scholastic theologians, he, in his brazen conceit, thought the time had come **to deliver Europe from the yoke of the Popes and the superstitions of an idolatrous worship.
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