Luther and me

Martin Luther hammered his 95 Theses onto the front doors of All Saints’ Church in Wittenberg, Germany — an act that, unforeseen by Luther at the time, is now credited with beginning the Protestant Reformation. Luther’s 95 Theses outlined his abstentions to the practice of selling indulgences to guarantee Christians salvation, emphasizing that grace is given by God alone and can only be assured by the clergy, not bought from others speclisums like Priests

                                               One of my hero`s

Well maybe he did not put the stuff on the door
but along with cultural stuff, 

plus technical advances combined ,

Further development of economy, commerce, way people lived was changing  

Also further a big plus `printing press development`.

The Church began to change

Luther never alluded to the claim about nailing theses to the door 

(It now excepted,believed that an 'old wife tale')

It bore no witnesses.

No historical documents.

                              The greater deed was the challenge he brought to the Bishops table

 

Like then we need change in the established Church.almost slip back to this authority figure get you to heaven but of course following in the light has always been more then getting to heaven

you cant get to heaven on your Pastors knee, your Pastors knee to wobbly

if we are called to be
the light of the world
got to ask "why isn`t the light shining"