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Luther burns the Papal Bull 1520

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Luther burns the Papal Bull 1520

Martin Luther burns the Papal bull in front of the East gate of Wittenberg

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1520 Bull Burns Domini Luther Martin Papal Protestant Reformation Wittenberg December


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December 10, 1520: A Pivotal Moment in Protestant Reformation History - Martin Luther Burns the Papal Bull 'Exsurge Domini' at the East Gate of Wittenberg This historic image captures a defining moment in the Protestant Reformation, as German theologian and monk Martin Luther publicly burns the Papal Bull 'Exsurge Domini' at the East Gate of Wittenberg. The bull, issued by Pope Leo X on June 15, 1520, demanded Luther recant his criticisms of the Catholic Church or face excommunication. Instead, Luther chose to stand firm in his beliefs, igniting a fire that would change the course of history. The scene unfolds before us, with Luther, dressed in his monk's habit, holding the bull aloft as the crowd gathers around him. The East Gate of Wittenberg Castle serves as the backdrop, its imposing structure a symbol of the Church's authority that Luther was defying. Surrounded by supporters, Luther sets the bull ablaze, the flames consuming the parchment as the crowd cheers and jeers. This event marked a turning point in the Reformation, solidifying Luther's position as a leader of the Protestant movement and sparking a wave of resistance against the Catholic Church. The burning of the bull became a symbol of the people's desire for religious freedom and the rejection of the Church's power and control. As we gaze upon this image, we are transported back in time to witness a pivotal moment in history, one that shaped the religious landscape of Europe and continues to influence our world today.

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