A hundred years ago, racial mixing was almost the ultimate crime. Minorities like African Americans, Mexicans, etc. were completely segregated from Caucasians before a young man named Martin Luther King Jr. decided to make a change in 1955 and unify the country regardless of race. Ironically, four centuries earlier, another young man, Martin Luther, had decided to also make history. In the 16th century, Martin Luther launched the Radical Reformation. Before the start of the Reformation, there were no Protestant Churches, but only one united Church, the Catholic Church. Martin Luther did not like the ways and traditions of the Church and simply wanted to reform the Church, but he ultimately ended up reforming Christianity for the better, which I believe he did. In “The Discovery of the Reformation” it is written: “the discovery (of the Reformation) was a biblical and theological vision that solved a religious and exegetical problem. »(42) These discoveries and discoveries allowed my thesis to even be almost true. Salvation exists outside of the Church, man-made regulations and indulgences, but not outside of Christ and His Word. To truly understand Martin Luther and his actions throughout the Reformation, one would need to have an understanding of his past and how he did it. thought. Luther decided to completely entrust his life to God and become a monk after a close-to-life experience. When he was in the monastery, he did not just do “good works” to gain approval. Because he felt like all his good works were simply meant to please God, he was not content or happy at the monastery, which led the superior of the monastery to go and expand his life and faith by going study the Holy Scriptures. (PSR 45) In the sixth century...... middle of paper...... they know what kind of soda (faith) they put in the cup with it. In this case, it drives people away from “the church.” It's great for Christian brothers to fellowship together, but it doesn't say in the Bible that this fellowship should take place within the four walls of a well-known church. In the Bible it actually says in Matthew 18:20, “For where two or three are gathered together in my name, there am I in the midst of them.” » The same Jesus is among two Christians sitting in a restaurant, speaking of his word and testifying to his goodness as well as to the church which is filled with a hundred people every Sunday. If people based Christianity and the Church strictly on belief in God and did not try to segregate each belief and religious structure, there would be more unity. That being said, people cannot attach salvation to an organized relationship or religion..