The Errors In Martin Luther's Way Of Reform

Martin Luther was a German Priest and a theology professor. Martin succeeded on church matters by expanding the errors from six to ninety-five errors. This period marked the beginning of reformation. Martin observed the church ways and their beliefs and could not follow their ways. He became disappointed by the way churches were so corrupt, bribery practices and many other issues going through the church. This made him post the 95 theses on the door post of the church to affirm about the problems and the issues in the church and the way forward for the change (McKay et al., 2014). This idea made many people from all regions believe and follow Luther’s way of salvation. This marked the end of many issues and problems that were going to the church such as in the office of the Pope and His reign.

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The priest who was born in Husinec, Bohemia sometimes between 1369 and 1372 conflicted with the Roman Catholic teachings. First, among the errors he listed, he said that church members should only believe and obey God only which conflicted with Roman Catholic teachings that church members should believe and obey the Pope as he is the representative of God (Fudge, 2015). Huss teachings met a lot of opposition including the Pope who ordered him to stop teaching in 1405. Some of his teachings were also burned which created more tension. He also went against the people’s idea of selling the indulgences in Prague which later saw him run for his life. He was also excommunicated in 1412 due to insubordination (Fudge, 2015). We can, therefore, conclude that the major reason why Hus never succeeded in his work as Martin Luther did was because of the strategic opposition that he encountered during his time. There were many obstacles especially the church from the church leaders who campaigned against his