Heidelberg Revival 1518
By nature, Martin Luther was not a rebel.
The protest that has come to be called the 95 Theses took him along a pathway he never envisioned when he first put pen to paper. What began as a simple critique of the misguided piety of the Roman Church ended in taking Luther and his colleagues at the University of Wittenberg to the remarkable place of forming a new church, or, as Luther would have put it, guiding the church back to its biblical foundations.