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Luther and the papacy
Underlying the Protestant Reformation of the sixteenth century was the rupture of the medieval church which was precipitated by the separation of Martin Luther and his supporters from the institution headed by the pope. Hendrix traces the course of that separation with concentration on the decisive …
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