What did martin Luther king worry about?

Answer 1

I don't think he was afraid of any thing.

Catholic AnswerBefore his apostasy, Martin Luther was morbidly afraid of going to hell, as a matter of fact, by his own admission, that was one of the reasons he entered the Augustinian Friary, he promised God if he wasn't killed during a thunder storm, he would enter religious life. So, we can say that he was mortally afraid of lighting and thunder, as well. Martin Luther spent most of his religious life obsessing about whether he was good enough. Unfortunately, instead of praying, confessing his sins, and following the rule, he finally came up with his own answer which was - it didn't matter WHAT he did, God would save him anyway. This pat answer made his entire ridiculous religion completely implausible, but, for some strange reason, the rulers in northern Germany went with it in an effort to free themselves from what they thought was Roman oppression. After that, Martin Luther spend the remainder of his life as a good friend of his beer cellar, and didn't really have a care in the world - by his own admission. All of the above is from his own writings that he left us. Unfortunately his language is so atrocious that I can't quote him verbatim as the WikiAnswers computer will not allow that kind of language in a an answer. For the complete story, and Martin Luther's own words, get the book below, The Facts About Luther by Msgr. Patrick F. O'Hare, LL.D.

Answer 2

Luther and others opposed what they perceived as false doctrines and ecclesiastic malpractice by the Roman Catholic Church, especially the sale of indulgences. The reformers saw this as evidence of the systemic corruption of the Church's Roman Catholic Church hierarchy, which included the Pope.

Luther nailed his "95 Theses" on the door of the Castle Church of Wittenberg, according to university custom. This was to promote discussion. Within two weeks, copies of the Theses had spread throughout Germany; within two months throughout Europe.

Catholic AnswerMartin Luther was upset about all kinds of things, he was mortally afraid of lightening and thunder storms, he was mortally afraid that he was going to hell, he was mortally afraid that he wasn't good enough, etc. Instead of praying and depending on God, as he should have, instead, he invented a new religion entirely by mutilating The Bible and saying that God didn't care what kind of life he led. He then proceeded to break all his vows with abandon, spent the rest of his life drunk, and declared that he could break all the commandments regularly but that God would save him. I can't repeat what he said as the WikiAnswers computer will not allow that kind of language in an answer, but you can read all about it in the book at the link below, The Facts About Luther.