Martin Luther
Martin Luther by Mike Fearon is a biography published by Bethany House Publishers in 1993, comprising 158 pages in English. This edition presents a concise overview of Martin Luther’s life, highlighting his significant role as a Catholic priest and professor of theology at the University of Wittenberg. The book explores his pivotal discovery that salvation is received by faith alone, a revelation that not only transformed his own life but also had a profound impact on the world.
Readers will find this biography part of the Men of Faith series, designed for a quick yet informative read. It delves into Luther’s contributions to religious thought and his lasting influence on Christianity, making it suitable for those interested in biography, religious history, and juvenile nonfiction. This work provides an accessible introduction to a figure whose legacy continues to resonate in contemporary discussions about faith and salvation.
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Another “one-evening” biography from the Men of Faith series. During the more than 400 years since the death of Martin Luther, more books have been written about him than any other figure in history, with the exception of Jesus. A Catholic priest, who became a professor of theology at the University of Wittenber, Luther’s discovery that salvation is received by faith alone, as a gift of God, transformed his life–and the world.
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