Martin Luther 500th Anniversary of the 95 Theses

From Comparative Religion and Humanities Department

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Dr. Erin Kelly
Faculty, English Department
CSU, Chico

Dr. Jason Nice
Faculty, History Department
CSU, Chico

Dr. Joel Zimbelman
Faculty, Comparative Religions & Humanities
CSU, Chico

The German priest and professor of theology Martin Luther (1483-1546) may or may not have started a revolution in 1517 when he presented his famous Ninety-Five Theses. His actions led to a break with the Catholic Church of Rome and resulted in the formation of various Protestant denominations. Five hundred years later, faculty from three departments within the College of Humanities and Fine Arts discuss the origins, impact, and legacy of the Protestant Reformations.

Recorded: November 7, 2017

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