Martin Luther A Development of His Theology

Martin Luther’s development of his theology, Lutheranism, took many years of Biblical studies, monastic living and inner soul searching. Luther had been designated by his father to be a lawyer. He pursued this wish by attending the University of Erfurt, a university that was considered to be the best and a university in which religion played a dominant role. In 1505 he passed his Master’s exam and received his degree of Law. Also in 1505 …showed first 75 words of 995 total…

…showed last 75 words of 995 total…gospel. As a result of this meeting, with Cajetan, Luther became more solid and firm in his beliefs. And I feel the beginning of Luther making the first break from the Roman Church. For as Luther stated in his Resolutions that he submitted to Pope Leo X after his meeting Cajetan, ‘Approve or disapprove: for me your voice will be that of Christ, and if I have deserved death I will not hesitate to die.’