Actually it was only because his ideas for church reform spread like wildfire (because of the printing press) that he had to be made an example of. The RCC eventually made a lot of the changes that Luther suggested.
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Yes, this I have heard also on History channels. I am told there, he never wanted to be kicked out, he only wanted a discussion. The historian said, it was like the newpapers of the day, getting information and then publishing an internal question, to an external audience.
LOVE,
...Mary., .... .
And, within my church, they much need what Protestants in general have to offer. It is understanding the Bible, and it is living in The Spirit, the Holy Spirit. Many of them do.
The Protestants need to know, and for a lack of technical words: "That may not look like Jesus, but it is, both in the wine and the bread." It is because, the differences in a person, say me, are pronounced with and without the Eucharist. With the Eucharist, all that I am asked to do, turns out to actually be good and to actually help others. (And Holy Water works also.) Without the Eucharist for a long enough period of time, all the same good actions are not, or they are perceived as not by the intended recipients.
Yes, that is by an experiment. One I did not do by own, just one I participated in as the principle experimenter, until I learned my lesson. The lesson is, I work like me without the Eucharist. With the Eucharist I work like God, in this case Jesus Christ.
Each group can learn, each group has it's share of Narcissists, or those who were not chosen by God to be priests or ministers, but were chosen by themselves or others. Each group needs each other, or I wouldn't have to do as much work as I do within the Catholic Church. Nor, would I have as much work to do, in the Protestant and other churches.
It takes a long time to learn that love as God defines it is "Doing the will of" the one you love. It takes a long time to learn, that Holy Water really works. It also takes a long time to learn that God is in The Protestant churches. The Eucharist is already mentioned. It also takes a long time to learn that too much of anything is bad. Too many priests, too many ministers, as someone has to pay them. It takes time and not combining all that works in both religions is wrong. So is not adding science to religion, which is in the Bible to do, by God giving us a blessing in Genesis to do that. So, is not following the law in our hearts, which God said is there. So is not following civilian laws, which God told us to do in Romans.
We need to put all of this together, and take what is good, and use that. The Reformation, only did part of that, in my understanding.
LOVE,
...Mary., .... .