Who was Martin Luther? Explain his role in the protestant reformation
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martin luther was augustinian monk and who took doctrate in theology, he protest against catholic church on the issue of indulgence.
he protest against the attitude of popes on those times, selling of indulgence. priests seduced the people to offer certain some of money to receive absolution, and also to freed their deceased parents from purgatory.
this was the disagreement of luther, he didnot want to create a new church or a fanatical movement, but only to reform. because of his follow they expand his writings.
Luther attack the catholics in the matter of doctrine,tradition and introducing scripture alone. solar scriptura.
he also refuse philosophy, mainly on aristolian philosphy.
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