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stich3 [128]
1 year ago
13

Compare the target of Luther's ninety-five Theses with the target of Erasmus's satire

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Anton [14]1 year ago
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Ninety-Five Theses themes began protestant reformation. Protested Pope taking money from the poor to avoid purgatory. Importance of scriptures and personal conversion. Printed in german so everyone can read. The Enslaved Will themes in <span> reply to Erasmus "on free will". All good comes from God. Predestination. Humans dominated by satan. There is no free will. Tone= emotion, passionate, rhetorical</span>
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