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Martin Luther is one of the most significant historical figures of all time. He was a crucial figure in what is known as the Reformation - a period of time in the 16th Century when many people returned to the authority of the Bible (sola scriptura) and rested on the finished work of Christ (solus Christus); by faith in Him alone (not their so called 'good works').

GENERAL WEBSITES

THEOPEDIA is a great place to start!

BIOGRAPHY OF MARTIN LUTHER with many useful links!

WIKI is quite extensive.

MARTIN LUTHER from Christian History.

BIOGRAPHY of Martin Luther from About.Com

MARTIN LUTHER and Reformation Day

MARTIN LUTHER from Island of Freedom

LIFE AND TIMES OF SAINT MARTIN LUTHER

A MIGHTY FORTRESS IS OUR GOD is useful especially regarding some legends surrounding Luther

THE REFORMERS: Martin Luther, John Calvin & Ulrich Zwingli

 

TIMELINE & CHRONOLOGY

The Life of Martin Luther: A Chronology

By SUSAN LYNN PETERSON

 

HIS WRITINGS

In full - his 95 theses in English from Project Wittenburg.

4 SELECTIONS: The Ninety-Five Theses; Address to the Christian Nobility of the German Nation; Concerning Christian Liberty; Before the Diet of Worms

 

HIS SERMONS

 Assorted Sermons of Martin Luther

117 sermons should keep you busy from 'Our Redeemer Lutheran Church'

 

BIOGRAPHICAL BOOKS ON LUTHER

The Life and Times of Martin Luther by J.H. Merle D'Aubigne.

 

TEXTBOOK WEBSITES

OXFORD PRESS: Martin Luther (pdf, pages 10 and 11)

 

OUR ARTICLES

MARTIN LUTHER. WASN'T HE THE BLACK CIVIL RIGHTS LEADER WHO WAS KILLED IN THE 60's?

 

ONLINE COURSE

BIBLICAL TRAINING ORG. has an online study course on Martin Luther called "The Essential Luther" by Dr. Gordon Isaac. There is also an ADVANCED COURSE on Luther.

 

VIDEO

 'Luther's Defense at the Imperial Diet of Worms' from the movie "Luther" (2003; American Rhetoric Movie Speech). Includes movie video excerpt, transcript and mp3 sound.

Three online videos from PBS