Can words change the world? Certainly! No one proved this to be true as impressively as Martin Luther did. His writings changed the course of religious and cultural history in Germany, Europe, and the world.
Martin Luther sparked the Reformation primarily with his intelligent and inspiring writings. But what do they say exactly?
Fabian Vogt presents the Reformer’s most important teachings in a brief summary that is as entertaining as it is informative and contains everything from the ’95 Theses‘, to the treatise ‚On the Freedom of a Christian‘, to Luther’s speech at the Diet of Worms.
Martin Luther hat die Reformation vor allem mit seinen mitreißenden und klugen Schriften ausgelöst. Aber was steht da eigentlich drin?
Fabian Vogt fasst die wichtigsten Schriften des Reformators zusammen. Kurz und knackig, informativ und unterhaltsam geht es von den ’95 Thesen‘ über die ‚Freiheit eines Christenmenschen‘ bis zur Rede auf dem Reichstag zu Worms.
Über den Autor
born in 1967, is a pastor, writer, and artist. He studied German and voice and obtained a Ph D in theology. Currently he works as project manager for the Reformation Anniversary and as pastor for the radio station hr3. In 2001 he won the German Science Fiction Award. In addition, he writes novels and entertaining non-fiction books on spiritual and societal matters. As part of the cabaret group ‚Duo Camillo‘ he performs on stages all over Germany.
