One of this figure's books contains chapters on "The Necessity of Knowing God in His Power" and "Exordium," and claims that "necessarily does not mean compulsorily." This person settled a dispute between counts in Mansfeld after writing On Christian Liberty, The Babylonian Captivity of the Church, and Small Catechism. This individual also responded to "The Diatribe Concerning Human Freedom" by Erasmus with The Bondage of the Will. This person condemned the Peasants Revolt, Jews, and Anabaptists, and gave the Augsburg Co
One of this figure's books contains chapters on "The Necessity of Knowing God in His Power" and "Exordium," and claims that "necessarily does not mean compulsorily." This person settled a dispute between counts in Mansfeld after writing On Christian Liberty, The Babylonian Captivity of the Church, and Small Catechism. This individual also responded to "The Diatribe Concerning Human Freedom" by Erasmus with The Bondage of the Will. This person condemned the Peasants Revolt, Jews, and Anabaptists, and gave the Augsburg Confession to Melanchthon after being banned following the Diet of Worms. FTP, name this Augustinian monk who posted 95 theses.
One of this figure's books contains chapters on "The Necessity of Knowing God in His Power" and "Exordium," and claims that "necessarily does not mean compulsorily.
Martin Luther