The Leading Facts of French History
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The translation, printing, and circulation of the Bible led to the renewed study of religious questions. Among those who were thus moved to make a reexamination of the grounds of their religious faith was Martin Luther, a German monk. He became involved in a violent controversy respecting questions of ecclesiastical dis- cipline and doctrine, which finally led to his denial of the supreme power of the pope.
Later, he published a work entitled the " Babylonian Cap- tivity of the Church of God," ...in which he boldly maintained that the Church had fallen into bondage to the pope, as the Jews once had to the king of Babylon, and that his mission was THE REFORMATION 135 tx) deliver her from this slavery. Up to this time, and even somewhat later, Luther's object was not separation from the Church, but reform within it. Finding this, as he believed, impracticable, he eventually took an independent stand, and attacked the Catholic authority and belief with all his might, and with a coarseness characteristic of the age.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
The translation, printing, and circulation of the Bible led to the renewed study of religious questions. Among those who were thus moved to make a reexamination of the grounds of their religious faith was Martin Luther, a German monk. He became involved in a violent controversy respecting questions of ecclesiastical dis- cipline and doctrine, which finally led to his denial of the supreme power of the pope.
Later, he published a work entitled the " Babylonian Cap- tivity of the Church of God," ...in which he boldly maintained that the Church had fallen into bondage to the pope, as the Jews once had to the king of Babylon, and that his mission was THE REFORMATION 135 tx) deliver her from this slavery. Up to this time, and even somewhat later, Luther's object was not separation from the Church, but reform within it. Finding this, as he believed, impracticable, he eventually took an independent stand, and attacked the Catholic authority and belief with all his might, and with a coarseness characteristic of the age.
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