... . He refused and was declared an outlaw. For almost a year he remained in hiding, writing pamphlets defending his principles and translating the New Testament into German. Although his works were banned by imperial edict, they were openly bought and sold and had a powerful influence in turning the great German cities into strongholds of Lutheranism. As a result, church liturgy was transformed, congregational ... the Catholic Church, and ultimately led to freedom of dissent. The preparation for the movement was long and there had been earlier calls for reform by leaders such as John Wycli...

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... had an impact on the church at this time was Martin Luther. Martin Luther, was a well-known person in this revolution. He wrote the 95 Thesis, and, although it was banned, eventually it gave freedom to religion. There was a total fundamental change due to Martin Luther's proposals. His ideas said things that were important to him and many others at this ... those who followed, and a lot of the concepts and discoveries are still practiced today. Some of the philosophers and scientists of this time were: Charles Darwin, Ben Franklin, David Hume, John Locke, Rousseau, Adam smith, and many ...

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... had an impact on the church at this time was Martin Luther. Martin Luther, was a well-known person in this revolution. He wrote the 95 Thesis, and, although it was banned, eventually it gave freedom to religion. There was a total fundamental change due to Martin Luther's proposals. His ideas said things that were important to him and many others at this ... those who followed, and a lot of the concepts and discoveries are still practiced today. Some of the philosophers and scientists of this time were: Charles Darwin, Ben Franklin, David Hume, John Locke, Rousseau, Adam smith, and many ...

• Word Count: 1685
• Approx Pages: 7