In a response to this man, Erasmus wrote that this man's teachings meant that accepting his interpretation of the Bible required ignoring all others. This man claimed that transubstantiation occurred in the Eucharist at the (*) Marburg Colloquy.  The Diet of Worms granted anyone who killed this man total impunity after he defended himself with a speech in which he claimed that "Here I stand, I can do no other."  That meeting came after this man responded to the sale of i
In a response to this man, Erasmus wrote that this man's teachings meant that accepting his interpretation of the Bible required ignoring all others. This man claimed that transubstantiation occurred in the Eucharist at the (*) Marburg Colloquy.  The Diet of Worms granted anyone who killed this man total impunity after he defended himself with a speech in which he claimed that "Here I stand, I can do no other."  That meeting came after this man responded to the sale of indulgences on October 31, 1517 with the posting on the door of All Saint's Church in Wittenberg of 95 Theses. For 10 points, name this man who started the Protestant Reformation.
In a response to this man, Erasmus wrote that this man's teachings meant that accepting his interpretation of the Bible required ignoring all others.
Martin {Luther}