Re: Martin Luther's 95 Theses

[DaneBowen@aol.com]

When Martin Luther nailed his 95 debating propositions to the door of the Castle Church in Wittenburg, he was not expecting to start a revolt, although in effect he did.  If he had been planning a revolt, the 95 theses would have been in German but they were in Latin because he was looking to debate them with other priests.

Dane Bowen in Alexandria, Va., researching Bowen, Bacon, Carlton (Carleton), Luker, Sanders (Saunders), Chaudoin (Chaudoins), Maverick, Richey (Ritchie, Richie, Ritchey), Spence, Sumner, Way, and Wells families.