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Luther, without printing, would have remained an interesting reformer, but with little influence who would have been silenced by his local bishop.

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The printing press is like todays internet if you have and Idea you can help spread it using the Internet now and the printing press back then.

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The printing press so martin luther could spread his ideas better.

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Yes the printing press helped with the production of books like the Bible so everyone could read it.

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Modern day technology and the printing press share the ability of something to be done more by technology and not necessarily with peoples hands. They were also able to spread information faster

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95 thesis

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"But printing also prepared the way for a new politics, moves towards democracy, and the formation of public opinion and critical thinking."

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"It's a moot point as to what was the most influential event, the nailing of the Theses to the church door or the invention and development of printing. Luther, without printing, would have remained an interesting reformer, but with little influence who have been quickly silenced by his local bishop."

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Similar to the Internet, the printing press was not available to every group and region across its place of origin (Europe) and especially not the world.

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"Today, the internet is not universally available, as some in rural Ireland would remind us, and it is a medium that is predominantly an English language one."

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"Luther, without printing, would have remained an interesting reformer, but with little influence, who would have been silenced by his local bishop."

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The printing press was like the internet and produced information and knowledge to consumers.

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The printing press and modern technology are similar because they both help spread knowledge and ideas to other people.

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"It meant people could read for themselves, rather than rely on what they were told. "

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"It meant people could read for themselves, rather than rely on what they were told. "

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"Within weeks, German translations were circulating in broadsheet and pamphlet form. Within a few months Luther's work was known throughout the Christian world."

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"Luther, without the printing would have remained an interesting reformer, but with little influence, who would have been quickly silenced by his local bishop"

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"John Wycliffe, Jan Hus, and Peter Waldo were just three reformers who proceeded Luther, but did not have the advantage of Printing to spread the word"

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It is similar in the way that the printing press helped them spread information, today we can just look on the internet or on social media to be caught up.

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A connection is that they both made it easier to access information and have an opinion of your own rather than listening to someone else

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The 95 theses

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It became "viral" and helped people create better ideas and show growth in technology.

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Yes, the printing press allowed books to be made in such a little amount of time.

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Although it's true that Gutenberg's printing press had a significant role in the Protestant Reformation, I think that Luther's 95 Theses ultimately had the largest impact. Anyone could have had a list of complaints published, but Luther was a strong enough writer that his ideas stuck and were able to affect the thoughts of civilians. On the contrary, many believe that without the printing press, the 95 Theses would have never caught on. However, there have been several other reformers who may have not become famous for starting a new branch of religion, but whose names still live on today.

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it meant that people could actually read it for themselves, not rely on what they were told

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"The reason for Luther's success was dissemination. Withing weeks, German translations were circulating in the broadsheet and pamphlet form. Within a few months Luther's work was known throughout the Christian world."

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"The nailing of a Latin text to the door was not an unusual occurrence but, this time, rather than being solely an invitation to an academic debate, in Latin, the Theses spread widely and changed the world."

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"Luther, without printing, would have remained an interesting reformer, but with little influence, who would have been silenced by his local bishop."

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the usage of the printing press let his ideas spread

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the usage of the printing press let his ideas spread

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The printing press is very similar to the internet, because it allowed for information to be spread out quickly.

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The printing press was their way to communicate. It was their "social media". 

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The printing press was their way to communicate. It was their "social media". 

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"It meant people could read for themselves, rather than rely on what they were told."

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"It meant people could read for themselves, rather than rely on what they were told."

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The reason for Luther's success was that information was spread crazily, and within weeks, translations were circulating in broadsheet and pamphlet form.

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"It meant people could read for themselves, rather than rely on what they were told."

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I think the 95 thesis

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it meant people could read for themselves, rather than rely on what they're told

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Martin luther would not have been famous without the printing press because his ideas wouldn't have been so widespread.

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Martin luther would not have been famous without the printing press because his ideas wouldn't have been so widespread.

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The printing press was like the internet is today. It was such a big invention and it allowed mass production.

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"The reason for Luther's success was dissemination." "Within weeks, German translators were circulating in broadsheet and pamphlet form."

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"The reason for Luther's success was dissemination." "Within weeks, German translators were circulating in broadsheet and pamphlet form."

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the printing press made it easier to share information with others and the internet is similar to it in that way. We use technology now to share information/beliefs/ideas/etc with people and the printing press allowed people to do the same except it's on paper and not on the internet.

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I think the 95 theses had a bigger impact, but the printing press also played a big role.

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The printing press allowed for information to be spread through books, which I thought kind of was like a phone since it was the new thing and everyone wanted to know about information they didn't know.

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Yes because the printing press allowed knowledge to be widespread and all book copy's were identical

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"Luther, without the printing would have remained an interesting reformer, but with little influence, who would have been quickly silenced by his local bishop" 

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"Luther, without the printing would have remained an interesting reformer, but with little influence, who would have been quickly silenced by his local bishop" 

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I would say the printing press had more of an effect because the printing press was able to back up the 95 theses to allow more people to read the Bible in their spoken language and not the Church's representation

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The 95 Theses

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The printing press helped share ideas and so does the internet/social media. 

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The printing press helped share ideas and so does the internet/social media. 

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Martin Luther's 95 thesis

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I think the 95 theses had an larger impact because without it, the printing press would not have been invented.

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I think the 95 theses had an larger impact because without it, the printing press would not have been invented.

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The printing press was a big deal because it allowed people to spread ideas and make more literature.

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The printing press had a larger impact because without the spread of the bible through printing, everyone would have still been reliant on the church to interpret God's teachings.

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The printing press is a lot like social media because it allowed ideas to be spread.

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Gutenberg had made a viable printing press commercially possible by the 1400.

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Gutenberg had made a viable printing press commercially possible by the 1400.

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Yes, because the printing  was the reason people got too express their opinions and it helped to make books available to people with only a little effort.

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The printing press alowed for information to be mass produced and wide spread, similar to the internet. Its actuall functonality is similar to a printer as well.

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The printing press was the biggest hit just like how social media is today

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Yes because the impact of the printing press was huge and allowed large amounts of books to be printed in a short amount of time. I just don't like the dramatic background music.

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Yes because it helped people share their ideas, and allowed people to become more educated. 

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Yes because it helped people share their ideas, and allowed people to become more educated. 

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I think that the printing press and modern day tech are similar but the modern day stuff is way more advanced

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I think that the printing press and modern day tech are similar but the modern day stuff is way more advanced

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I think they both had a big impact on the Protestant Reformation and you can't choose just one.

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Both of these were very important, but the 95 Theses should have had a larger impact since it literally started the Protestant Reformation. However, if the Printing Press wasn't invented, the reformation would've likely been more of a group execution.

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Yes, the printing press was as big of a deal as the History Channel makes it out to be. In that it allowed for books to be produced far more efficently. Catylizing a revolution of new ideas and thinking

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Yes because the printing press made literature one of the biggest things in the itme

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The printing press made it easier to transfer information by making printing easier, E-Mail made it easier to transfer information by making said information electronic.

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The printing press made it easier to transfer information by making printing easier, E-Mail made it easier to transfer information by making said information electronic.

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The printing press was as big as the history channel made it out to be because Gutenberg was able to produce a stable and efficient way of processing books rather than the original way that took lots of time and cost lots of money.

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The Printing Press and the interned ave very similar. The printing press allowed more ideas and knowledge to be shared which is what the internet is like today. The printing press and interned are both advancements in knowledge, religion, and technology.

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The Printing Press and the interned ave very similar. The printing press allowed more ideas and knowledge to be shared which is what the internet is like today. The printing press and interned are both advancements in knowledge, religion, and technology.

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The printing press, Even though the 95 theses started it, without the printing press his revolution wouldn't hae taken off or be heard by many. 

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The printing press, Even though the 95 theses started it, without the printing press his revolution wouldn't hae taken off or be heard by many. 

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Yes, it was a big deal because it made knowledge available to many more people.

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Yes because people could now share ideas and it allowed people to interpret things as they wished.

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Martin Luther's 95 theses

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it provided new ideas just like social media nowadays can do the same

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it provided new ideas just like social media nowadays can do the same

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Martin Luther's 95 Theses

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the printing press is like the internet

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the 95 theses

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95 theses

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I think that the printing press had a bigger impacted because when people could just read the bible they didn't have to hear a priest read it

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I think that the printing press had a bigger impacted because when people could just read the bible they didn't have to hear a priest read it

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yes, it was a revolutionary moment and allowed people to share their ideas/opinions as well as important information/news

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95 theses

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martin luthers 95 theses because that is what led to the use of the printing press

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martin luthers 95 theses because that is what led to the use of the printing press

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Martin Luther's 95 Theses

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The printing press is like newspaper and social media today.

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The printing press is like newspaper and social media today.

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Yes, because it created modern technology to spread ideas

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Yes, it made literature available to everyone which spread information and knowledge

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It supported the spread of knowledge and made it easier to do so.

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I think it is because it inspired people to stoart thinking, and allowed knowlage to become widespread.

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I think it is because it inspired people to stoart thinking, and allowed knowlage to become widespread.

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The printing press is as big of a deal as the History Channel makes it out to be because the invention allowed for information to be given out to the masses. Everyone was suddenly able to access these books which caused a "big bang" in the world.

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yes, it was the start of the manufacturing era which led to many new inventions

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The printing press was similar to the internet. New ideas were able to be shared by everyone 

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The printing press was similar to the internet. New ideas were able to be shared by everyone 

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Yes, It was very important because it supported the gain of knowledge and curiosity

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Yes, because it was revolutionary at the time

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yes because the printing press provided a scope for new ideas and information

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yes because the printing press provided a scope for new ideas and information

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Martin Luther's 95 Theses because he basically started the Reformation.

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Martin Luther's 95 Theses because he basically started the Reformation.

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No, it was a big deal but they called it stuff like the "intellectual big bang"

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No, it was a big deal but they called it stuff like the "intellectual big bang"

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95 thesis because he nailed that to the front of a church door 

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95 thesis because he nailed that to the front of a church door 

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The printing press is as big of a deal the history channel makes it out to be. He created something that made literature boom. 

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The printing press is as big of a deal the history channel makes it out to be. He created something that made literature boom. 

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Yes because people need to be able to read

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The printing press had a similar effect to that of the internet today. The printing press allowed for the spread of ideas and the internet allows for access to virtually any ideas you want.