The Elector of Saxony once had this man kidnapped in a burlap sack to protect him from his enemies, allowing this man to translate the Bible.
This man was friends with Andreas Karlstadt, who proposed a more radical form of this man's ideas, and this man fiercely opposed Johann Tetzel. At the Marburg Colloquoy, this man debated the Doctrine of the Real Presence with Zwingli. The Elector of Saxony once had this man kidnapped in a burlap sack to protect him from his enemies, allowing this man to translate the Bible. This native of Wittenberg defended his views at the Diet of Worms and objected to the practice of selling indulgences. For 10 points, name this author of the ninety-five theses, a German monk who started the Reformation.
This man was friends with Andreas Karlstadt, who proposed a more radical form of this man's ideas, and this man fiercely opposed Johann Tetzel.
Martin {Luther}