What was the purpose of the Diet of Worms?
What made much of Martin Luther's work illegal?
What did Martin Luther achieve?
Worms, Germany
Thursday, March 10, 2011
Works Cited
“Alzey-Worms District—An Extensive Vineyard.” MyGermanCity.com. 2011.
< http://www.mygermancity.com/alzey-worms-district>. 10 March 2011.
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A Glimpse at Worms
This is a picture of a portion of vineyard in the Worms-Alzey area. |
This is an image of the wonderful Worms Cathedral. As it is pictured, it is very tall and majestic. |
This is, of course, a map of the Azley-Worms region. |
This is an overview of Worms from “General view, Worms, the Rhine.” |
"Luther Monument." |
Today's To-dos
Today in Worms, Germany, there are various different sights to see. Many of these are statues and monuments, one of which is a monument for Martin Luther, the man who is base of Protestantism. It was presented in 1868 and stands strong today (“Luther Monument”). Also in the Worms (specifically Alzey-Worms) area, there are many vineyards. This entire span of land along the Rhine River is well known for their vineyards (“Alzey-Worms…”). If one were to go there today, it would surly be interesting to see the vast expanses of them. Another location that would be wonderful to visit would be the Worms Cathedral for Saint Peter. It is a grand and beautiful structure that has been there for a very long time (“Worms Cathedral”).
As we have studied in class, Martin Luther was a man who disagreed with what was done by the Church at the time. A major aspect that he thought to be wrong was the sale of indulgences. Martin Luther took measures to make his thoughts known so as to promote a reformation. This was not well approved of by the Church officials, so he was called to a meeting. This meeting was titled the Diet of Worms since it took place in Worms, Germany. Here he was asked to rebuke what he had been saying. He refused and was later made to be an outlaw with the Edict of Worms, also based in Worms, Germany ("Luther at the...").
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