Essay 3

All essays are responses to questions based on your reading of primary source documents, but will require that you understand the background material presented in the required textbook.  The essays must be between 300 and 500 words in length, double spaced, and submitted in either MS Word or Rich Text Format.

You must complete a reference page with reliable sources.  Remember that Wikipedia is not an acceptable resource.  Be sure to document your sources properly using either the MLA or Turabian( Chicago Manual of Style)format.  Essays that have any plagiarized material will be unacceptable.  There will be absolutely no Plagiarism and you will need to submit a reference and a title page as well.

Essay3

Read Luther's 95 Theses at the Internet Christian Library.

(http://www.iclnet.org/pub/resources/text/wittenberg/luther/ninetyfive.txt). Martin Luther wrote these propositions in order to engage in a debate with fellow theologians.  How do the issues Luther present for debate illustrate the problems in the Church of his day?