Martin Luther
About This Book
Martin Luther (2017) examines the extraordinary life of the German priest whose defiance reshaped European history five centuries ago. Luther's challenge to religious authority triggered the Reformation, establishing the Protestant Church and fracturing Christianity between Protestant and Roman Catholic traditions. Schilling offers a contemporary analysis of Luther's journey, exploring how his rebellion—and the Reformation itself—shaped the foundations of our current world.
Who Should Read This?
- People who question religion’s influence on human behavior and society
- History enthusiasts seeking to understand modern Europe’s origins
- Readers interested in one of history’s most influential personalities
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