Martin Luther left his Religious Order (the Augustinians) without asking permission. He then proceeded to break all of his solemn lifelong vows that he had taken. He "married" an ex-nun (he had taken a lifelong vow of celibacy - not to get married). They moved into a house with a cellar full of good German beer, and Martin Luther proceeded to rewrite and otherwise mutilate the Sacred Scriptures. He then formed his very own religion on his own personal ideas of salvation, ignoring what Our Blessed Lord, and His Apostles had specifically taught. Subsequently, he was excommunicated from the Church for his intransigence, his heresy, his publicly and spectacularly breaking all of his vows.
Luther refused to recant his protests against the Roman Catholic Church at the Diet of Worms, in Worms, Germany, in 1521.
Luther refused to support the peasants rebellion.
In short, Martin Luther found theological issues with Catholic doctrine, tried to get the problems corrected, and brought the issues to attention by nailing a list of the problems he found on the church door (known as the "41 Theses"). The leaders of the church refused to change anything and threatened to excommunicate Luther if he didn't retract his statements. He refused, and was excommunicated from the Catholic church. He then founded his own church, known today as the Lutheran church. This started a trend of people making their own churches, like the King of England and the Anglican church.
He keeped breathing
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Assuming you mean Martin Luther KING Jr. In 1964, he won the Nobel Prize for Peace. Martin Luther died in 1546 and so not much happened to him in 1964.
Leo threatened Luther with excommunication if he did not recant his 95 demands. Luther refused and was excommunicated.
The State Leaders of the city of Worms (Germany) commanded Martin Luther to take back his teachings. He refused, even though he could loose his life.
The State Leaders of the city of Worms (Germany) commanded Martin Luther to take back his teachings. He refused, even though he could loose his life.
Luther refused to support the peasants rebellion.
Martin Luther
He was tried and convicted of heresy. After which, the Pope issued a bull condemning the various theses that Martin Luther was requested to retract (first Bull attached below), after he spurned Rome, then Decet Romanum Pontificem was issued which excommunicated Martin Luther and his followers. Nearly every account of the trial available on the web is nearly a complete fabrication by protestants. Martin Luther is repeatedly affirmed as condemning the forgiveness of sins through indulgences. Whereas, in actual fact, no one in their right mind has ever maintained that indulgences forgive sin. Martin Luther certainly should have known better, as supposedly he was an ordained priest and a doctor of theology. He was excommunicated, he refused to retract.
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A:Martin Luther never hid from the pope. He was offerred safe conduct to stand trial in Rome, but understandably refused, citing what had happened to Jan Huss who had also been promised safe conduct but ended up burnt at the stake. He remained in Germany, where he was relatively safe.
what happened 25 years ago with regard to martin Luther king
Martin Luther King Sr.
he was asassinated
the emperor declared Luther a heretic when he refused to take back his teachings, and forbade the printing or selling of his writings