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Martin Luther, DVD - 50th Anniversary Edition

Vision Video / DVD

5 out of 5 stars (3 Reviews)

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When Martin Luther nailed his 95 theses to the door of the church in Wittenberg, his deed reverberated throughout the world---challenging assumptions about religious authority and how we are to approach God. This classic black-and-white presentation captures the passion of the life and times of the Great Reformer. Stars Niall MacGinnis and includes tour of Luther sites. 105 minutes.

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Format: DVD
Vendor: Vision Video
ISBN: 1563646234

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3 When Martin Luther nailed his 95 theses to the door of the church in Wittenberg, his deed reverberated throughout the world---challenging assumptions about religious authority and how we are to approach God. This classic black-and-white presentation captures the passion of the life and times of the Great Reformer. Stars Niall MacGinnis and includes tour of Luther sites. 105 minutes.

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Remarkable man of God

Date:October 26, 2010

Sandra Loschke

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I loved the movie. I have seen others that show more detail, but this was good. A true man of God.

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Date:May 10, 2010

Randy Eastman

This is my second purchase of this DVD. The first one was damaged. If this one were damaged or lost I would replace it too. Very good.

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4 out of 5

Date:June 6, 2009

eimi

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I have only read a little about Luther (and should find out more). This film relates his person and life work-his protest against, and for the reform of the Roman Catholic church of which he was a young priest, from their traditions, laws and heretical teachings and the Anglican Church of England, to that of the word of God (scripture and scripture alone) and the teachings of Paul. His protest became known to the world as the Protestant Reformation, which eventually took form, and began a new church, the Protestant Church. From this standpoint developed the thousands of "other" christian churches/denominations that we have today. This is a good film, especially for those who know little of him as I did. I think it does a good job of relating the depth of Luther's undeniable love for God and no doubt because so, his clearer understanding of it and Paul's teachings. I found this version, the oldest, to be most compelling, in that it shows his personal struggles, doubts, fears and ultimately his passion and great desire to bring the word of God to the "common people", the first translation into the German language which the catholic church (with their classical latin language) greatly resented. Many should know and appreciate that without Luther(and God's leading within him) we would not have the immense number of translated language versions for bibles that we have today.