birth of martin luther

  • Nov 10, 1483

    birth of martin luther

    birth of martin luther
    Luther's father, a farmer's son, moved from Eisleben (only in German) to Mansfeld shortly after Luther's birth in 1484 to try to better the family's financial situation by mining copper
  • Period: Nov 10, 1483 to Feb 18, 1546

    History on Martin Luther

  • Mar 13, 1500

    the beinging of the reformation

    the beinging of the reformation
    rebirth of learning led to the change of politics, economy, and religion.
  • Jan 6, 1505

    masters degree

    masters degree
    he was advanced to the master's degree, being second among seventeen applicants.
  • Jan 11, 1508

    luther appointed professor

    luther appointed professor
    Luther was appointed Professor of Theology at this Augustinain Monastery at Wittenberg
  • Mar 13, 1510

    giving wrong directions

    giving wrong directions
    Luther thoroughly approved even advocated drinking heavily. When a young man wrote to him complaining of despair at the prospect of going to hell, Luther wrote back advising him to go and get drunk. That, he said, was what he did when he felt despair.Luther also thoroughly approved of sex; he said that a woman had the right to take on a lover, if her husband wasn't able to satisfy her in bed - and the husband should look on this with equanimity.
  • Mar 13, 1516

    concordat of bologna

    concordat of bologna
    In 1516 the Concordat of Bologna confirmed François Ier's right to make appointments to benefices, but gave the Pope the right to veto unqualified candidates and to collect a year's revenue from each post. Although this gave the Pope many rights, it gave the king more.
  • Oct 31, 1517

    the 95 theses

    the 95 theses
    martin luther posted the 95 theses on the castle doors
  • Jan 13, 1519

    slients

    slients
    led Luther to agree to remain silent as long as his opponents would, to write a humble letter to the pope, and to compose a treatise demonstrating his reverence for the Catholic Church.
  • Mar 13, 1520

    gathering of the reform-minded preachers

    The Bishop of Meaux, Guillaume Briçonnet, gathered a circle of inquiring intellects and passionate, reform-minded preachers around him there during the early 1520s. There was no particular intention of breaking from the church at this time, merely a passion for improving it.
  • Oct 10, 1520

    receving the bull

    receving the bull
    Luther received the bull on
  • Jan 22, 1521

    diets

    diets
    Emperor Charles V opened the imperial Diet of Worms
  • Mar 15, 1522

    the return of luther

    the return of luther
    Luther secretly returned to Wittenberg
  • Jun 13, 1525

    marriage of martin luther

    marriage of martin luther
    He married Katharina von Bora in 1525
  • Jan 15, 1529

    portrait

    portrait
    he had a portrait made of himself
  • Mar 13, 1536

    Publication of The Institutes of the Christian Religion

    Publication of The Institutes of the Christian Religion
    Calvin published The Institutes of the Christian Religion in Latin and the to the publication of the Institutes in 1541 which had the most profound effect of any book other than the Bible.
  • Feb 18, 1546

    death of martin luther

    death of martin luther
    he died from suffuring from a ill health disorder for years
  • Mar 13, 1559

    founding the society of jesus

    founding the society of jesus
    Ignatius Loyola applied a very military sensibility to the development of spirituality, and founded the Society of Jesus. The Jesuits took education of the laity and the common clergy as one of their special goals. They answered to no earthly power but the Pope, and served as the premier strike force of the Counter-Reformation. By 1559, they were were a world power.