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He created "Lutheranism", a sect of Christianity which challenged the Church (Christianity was effectively only Catholic at this time), Papal infallibility, and expressed the view that people, as individuals, were able to seek salvation through Christ without the mediation of a preist (ie confession).

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6y ago

His 95 theses had a great impact and changed the peoples opinion when he suddenly became a monk when he was caught in a storm and after that he spread god throughout Europe

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He wrote the 95 thesis. a set of things he didn't like about gevernment, and the way the emperor was controlling everyone.

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His church Reformation changed the political and religious map of Europe considerably.

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