Works of Martin Luther

Works of Martin Luther
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Works of Martin Luther by Martin Luther

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Disputation On Indulgences (1517) -- Treatise On Baptism (1519) -- Discussion Of Confession (1520) -- The Fourteen Of Consolation (1520) -- Treatise On Good Works (1520) -- Treatise On The New Testament (1520) -- The Papacy At Rome (1520)

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herefore, Christian reader, thou wilt find in my earliest books and writings how many points of faith I then, with all humility, yielded and conceded to the pope, which since then I have held and condemned for the most horrible blasphemy and abomination, and which I would have to be so held and so condemned forever. Amen.

Thou wilt therefore ascribe this my error, or as my opponents venomously call it, this inconsistency of mine,[4] to the time, and to my ignorance and inexperience. At the beginning I was quite alone and without any helpers, and moreover, to tell the truth, unskilled in all these things, and far too unlearned to discuss such high and weighty matters. For it was without any intention, purpose, or will of mine that I fell, quite unexpectedly, into this wrangling and contention. This I take God, the Searcher of hearts, to witness.

I tell these things to the end that, if thou shalt read my books, thou mayest know and remember that I am one of those who, as St. Augustine says of hims

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