p.1 Luther Movie Review by Taylor Miller https://padlet.com/tmiller501/4trye50zt81i Movie Reviews for Ms.Miller's 1st Per World Studies Class Essential Question: “Luther was both a revolutionary and a conservative.” Do you agree with this quote? Use evidence from the movie. en-us 2019-03-07 02:05:34 UTC 2023-06-11 22:30:31 UTC hello@padlet.com Luther, a Revolutionary since the beginning! tmiller501 https://padlet.com/tmiller501/4trye50zt81i/wish/338686758 P:Martin Luther was a revolutionary even before nailing his 95 Theses on the Wittenberg Church.
E: In the scene where Martin Luther is in lecture, he questions Professor Carlstadt on how the bible is being interpreted and how Greek Christians are outside salvation because they are not of Roman descent , "Or is this claim based on an over-literal reading of Matther 16:18?" (Luther)
E: Luther is questioning the way the clergy has interpreted the bible and the audience is able to see how he is brave enough to show his passion for his religion.
L: His questioning of the scripture is foreshadowing his questioning of the Church's abuse of Indulgences.
4.5 out of 5 stars!
Ms.Miller ]]> 2019-03-07 02:11:33 UTC https://padlet.com/tmiller501/4trye50zt81i/wish/338686758 martin Luther jrterrazas https://padlet.com/tmiller501/4trye50zt81i/wish/339582797 p:Martin Luther went to study in Rome. He discovered that many of the leaders of the Catholic Church were dishonest and corrupt. People paid them money to get into heaven. Luther thought that this was wrong.
E:Luther wrote a paper explaining why he was unhappy with the Church. He nailed the paper on the doors of the church and the university where he taught and studied.
E:People made copies of the paper, which is called the 95 Theses. Many people agreed with Martin.
L:He started his own church, the Lutheran church. The Lutheran church believes some of the things that the Catholic Church believes.Martin Luther translated the Bible into German. He wanted everyone to be able to read the Bible.

]]> 2019-03-09 17:37:19 UTC https://padlet.com/tmiller501/4trye50zt81i/wish/339582797 Martin Luther https://padlet.com/tmiller501/4trye50zt81i/wish/339703462 2019-03-10 17:11:01 UTC https://padlet.com/tmiller501/4trye50zt81i/wish/339703462 Martin Luther https://padlet.com/tmiller501/4trye50zt81i/wish/339703674 P:People sometimes misinterpreted Martin Luther's words and didn't always understand them the way he did.
E:Luther wrote 95 Theses in which he stated everything he didn't like about the Catholic church by writing this he didn't want to offend or go against the church but pope thought that he was.All of the people after reading his books also misinterpreted them and after the though that he died they went against the church.
E:Martin Luther said that he didn't mean to offend the Pope and he just wanted to show him what was wrong about the indulgences.He also didn't wan't to cause people to go destroy churches and attack the priests as well as he didn't want 100,000 people to die this all was because they didn't understand what he actually meant.
L:However at the end Martin still ended up splitting away from the Catholic Church  and creating his own church.
RATING
4 out of 5
Nazar Kulchytskyy-Milkovych

]]> 2019-03-10 17:12:13 UTC https://padlet.com/tmiller501/4trye50zt81i/wish/339703674 Martin Luther https://padlet.com/tmiller501/4trye50zt81i/wish/339728478 P: Martin Luther viewed things differently than people, and he wasn't afraid to speak out about his thoughts.
E: "Unless I am convinced by Scripture and plain reason and not by Popes and councils who have so often contradicted themselves, my conscience is captive to the world of God... I cannot and I will not recant." (Luther)
E: Luther knew that not recanting could have led to excommunication, and/or death. He didn't let that stop him from speaking what he believed.
L: Him speaking up for what he had believed him led to a new era in Christianity and independence.

3.5 out of 5 stars
By: Arnel Dervisevic]]> 2019-03-10 19:55:00 UTC https://padlet.com/tmiller501/4trye50zt81i/wish/339728478 Martin Luther https://padlet.com/tmiller501/4trye50zt81i/wish/339742008 P: Martin Luther inspired many people through his teachings and opinions.
E: Shortly after nailing his 95 Theses (which stated and explained only his personal disagreements with the Roman Catholic Church) to the church door in Wittenberg, he and the church went through a series of disputes.
E: Luther felt very strongly about his protests against the church's acts, and refused to recant, or take back, everything he said.
L: Him expressing his feelings towards the church in 1517 triggered a massive period of protests throughout Europe.

4 out of 5 stars
Evan Powers

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E: The church was selling indulgences and Luther knew that that wasn't the way to God/Heaven 

E:This evidence is explaining that Luther is very religious and wants to tell the people the truth about the Catholic Church and let the people turn on the church.]]> 2019-03-11 00:21:01 UTC https://padlet.com/tmiller501/4trye50zt81i/wish/339766563 Luther, a movie about the man who changed Christianity forever amagostinell https://padlet.com/tmiller501/4trye50zt81i/wish/339774178  
P: Luther was a revolutionary before the 95 theses.
E: In the scene where Luther was being lectured by Professor Carlstadt, he questions his knowledge by talking about the bible being interpreted over literally and how Greek Christians have importance. "So we must consider the saints of the Greek church to be damned?" (Luther).
E: This shows Luther questioning the professor's teachings by pointing out that Greek saints are important, too.
L: The questioning that Luther did to his professor would soon lead up to his biggest impact yet, the questioning of indulgences from the Christian church.
5/5 Stars
Alejandro Agostinelli 
         
]]> 2019-03-11 01:12:50 UTC https://padlet.com/tmiller501/4trye50zt81i/wish/339774178 Martin Luther https://padlet.com/tmiller501/4trye50zt81i/wish/339775983 P:Martin Luther had thoughts that others didn't want to believe. This made him want to prove  them wrong.

E: When Luther wrote the 95 theses he proved that he hated what the Catholic churches were doing. What he wanted was that people were not about to buy there indulgences, but to earn then. By earning them they had lots of more trust and respect from god himself. When buying there way through to heaven you don't earn the trust and forgiveness as you should.

E: Martin didn't have anything against the pope he just wanted to prove him wrong. By doing that he wrote the 95 theses but by doing that he made the pope be offended. Martin Luther did not want thousands of people to buy there way to heaven basically selling there indulgences.

L: By either way he went on to make his own church so that others will follow his great act and not do the bad act or promise that other will do
Rating
3.5 out of 5
Diego Eusse]]> 2019-03-11 01:23:52 UTC https://padlet.com/tmiller501/4trye50zt81i/wish/339775983 Martin Luther https://padlet.com/tmiller501/4trye50zt81i/wish/339797888

P: Martin Luther was one of the only people who saw what the church was doing was wrong and decided to tack action into getting it fixed

E: During the movie Hanna bought an indulgence for her daughter which led to Martin Luther being told about this and made him furious which came the 95 thesis where Martin states “Christ did not command the preaching of indulgences”

E: By writing this Martin is saying that the thing being said about indulgences being able to save anyone and forgive any sin Is untrue and is wrong to be doing this and should be stopped. Martin was trying to point out this and many other things that the church was doing to people so it could be fixed. 

L: By writing the 95 thesis and many more things about the wrong doings of the church he was able to change Christianity for the better and has stopped the wrong doings the church had been doing and he was only able to accomplish this because of his emotions and determination throughout the movie. 

4 out of 5 stars
Adrian Gonzalez



]]> 2019-03-11 04:03:09 UTC https://padlet.com/tmiller501/4trye50zt81i/wish/339797888 Martin Luther https://padlet.com/tmiller501/4trye50zt81i/wish/339805571 Martin Luther was a revolutionary.
E: Luther was a revolutionary because he had challenged and established power of the church. He also encouraged a revolution and established some type of order, He only guided it towards the church.
E:]]> 2019-03-11 05:08:15 UTC https://padlet.com/tmiller501/4trye50zt81i/wish/339805571 Martin Luther https://padlet.com/tmiller501/4trye50zt81i/wish/339806619 P- Martin Luther had his beliefs that the church didn't believe in, and he wasn't afraid to voice his beliefs 
E- He thought indulgences should be free.
E- I saw this in the movie when  a woman bought an indulgence for her daughter, Martin tells the mother that its just a piece of paper and she should save her money. He then gives her back her money for the indulgence she bought. 
L- I give this movie a 4/5 because i thought it gave a good explanation on Martin Luther and his actions

Gianni Brito  ]]> 2019-03-11 05:17:05 UTC https://padlet.com/tmiller501/4trye50zt81i/wish/339806619 bromero181 https://padlet.com/tmiller501/4trye50zt81i/wish/339808594 P: Martin Luther saw what the church were doing to the peopel so he decide to take action and solve the problem.

E: When Hanna bought an indulgence Martin Luther said " that this is nust paper and the words written on it mean nothing", and when Martin saw this it made him furious and that is when he started writing the 95 theses.

E: What Martin Luther try saying that buying indulgence will release your sins but he said that is unttue and that it was bad tl be selling them.

Bryan Romero
3.5/5]]> 2019-03-11 05:34:16 UTC https://padlet.com/tmiller501/4trye50zt81i/wish/339808594 Martin Luther https://padlet.com/tmiller501/4trye50zt81i/wish/339907093 P: The point Martin Luther was trying to make in this movie that a lot of what the Catholic Church was doing was wrong. 
E: In the movie, you can tell that Martin was upset about what the church was doing. He later posted 95 arguments on the churches door. 
E: This is evidence he didn’t approve what the church was doing because if he didn’t think anything was wrong, he wouldn’t have wrote 95 arguments. He wanted everyone to know what the church was doing was wrong.
L:4/5
Dillon Walsh 

]]> 2019-03-11 12:28:34 UTC https://padlet.com/tmiller501/4trye50zt81i/wish/339907093 Wilmer.B https://padlet.com/tmiller501/4trye50zt81i/wish/339924745 P:Luther was trying to reform the church which is why I
agree that he is both revolutionary and conservative. 
He was the only person who had the courage to stand 
against the church.

R:4/5

E:In the movie Luther talks about the wrong the church is doing which leads him to write the 95 thesis. When he went to trial and they asked him to burn his books his declined and kept on fighting.

E:This shows us how Luther stayed true to what he believed and never gave up on fighting against the church. 

  • L:This evidence shows us how Luther was both a revolutionary and conservative fight against the church when everyone was mostly against him. How Luther never gave up and standee his ground.

]]> 2019-03-11 13:03:27 UTC https://padlet.com/tmiller501/4trye50zt81i/wish/339924745 Martin Luther https://padlet.com/tmiller501/4trye50zt81i/wish/340657848 P: I agree that Martin Luther was both revolutionary and conservativebecause you were trying to reform the church.
E: Martin Luther one up to the church to prove them that they were doing wrong which the 95th thesis is how it became a true thing and when he went to trial the members from the court told him to burn them but he didn’t.
E: they showed us how Martin Luther wasn’t afraid to go up against the church and he stayed true and never gave up on what he believed. 
L:All the shows as 🤬 Martin Luther wasn’t afraid to go up against the church and he stayed true to what he believed in and showed us how he was both revolutionary and conservative and when he believed

]]> 2019-03-12 23:06:24 UTC https://padlet.com/tmiller501/4trye50zt81i/wish/340657848 Martin Luther https://padlet.com/tmiller501/4trye50zt81i/wish/341056087 P:Luther was trying to reform the church and that`s why he was revolutionary and he wasn`t afraid to have his voice heard by the church and the people.
E:Martin Luther thought that indulgences were very false and the 95 theses plays a big part in this too.
E: Martin Luther was fighting as much as he could to change the way the catholic church does things such as indulgences. People took the 95 theses off the wall and made copies of it. That`s how powerful it was. It was so powerful that it became a religion. 
L: This shows that Luther was revolutionary for fighting against the church and getting the truth out.

4 out of 5 stars

William Murrell]]> 2019-03-13 19:19:10 UTC https://padlet.com/tmiller501/4trye50zt81i/wish/341056087 The movie was about how people use too but there way into heaven and it was easy to do that so its pretty much saying you can go out and do anything without getting in trouble.Martin Luther was trying to reform the church and make it a better place.People use to argue with the church martin Luther tried making the churches better and making theme more organized.He also saw the bad stuff that was happening to the church and he changed that and made it better. https://padlet.com/tmiller501/4trye50zt81i/wish/344005654 2019-03-21 20:48:35 UTC https://padlet.com/tmiller501/4trye50zt81i/wish/344005654