http://odeo.com/flash/audio_player_gray.swf In 1521 Martin Luther came to the town of Worms, in Germany, to explain his attacks on the Catholic Church to the Holy Roman Emperor, Charles V, and the gathered dignitaries of the German lands. What happened at that meeting, called the Diet of Worms, tore countries apart, set nation against nation, felled kings [...]
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Today in [Lutheran] HistoryThe Diet of Worms: 10.12.06
Posted by ScotK on October 12, 2006
http://scotkinnaman.com/2006/10/12/today-in-lutheran-historythe-diet-of-worms-101206/
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