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Show & Saturday, October Thr, Fflllinn Awav CONVERGING EVENTS OF THIS PERIOD - What a converging of numerous and events at this particular period, the it not opening of the sixteenth century May Power that concluded that.the be reasonably world of the harmonious destiny ruls the had "even better than prime ministers or near some event, gome great project the was hut this all which opening to remote, of the way? To intensify all this and give it a vitality otherwise unknown, comes the assertion of the right of religious freedom, the right of man to determine for himself of God, his relationship to him, and the measure of his duty to the divine; the right of personal investigation and in relation to all these things that is the meaning of the sixteenth century "Reformation, so far as it affects religion. MARTIN LUTHER It is commonplace to note that the religious revolt of the 16th century began with the preaching of Martin Luther (about 1517 A. D.). He was a monk of the St. Augustine order, and said tojae good tempered (usually) industrious, and capable. In 1508 of his order sent him to the to be professor of philosophy, Wittemberg and here he applied himself to Biblical theology and it is said his studies soon revealed to him a wide discrepancy between the religion of the scriptures and that of the church. A journey to Rome in the interest of the Augustine monks brought him in contact with the corruption of the Italian clergy; and that visit to Rome dispelled much of the veneration in which he had held the holy See. The point of opposition at which Luther first struck was the sale of indulgences by the agents of the pope in Germany. It matters not how ingeniously Romes advocates now explain the nature and harmless-nes- s of indulgences in themselves, we know, historically, that the system so susceptible nt ! - al of mans will under his iiu'ilmi1 generalized is not strong under the phrase fret will enough to move him to i! .it whuh is nnuallv good, or to do the wili must 'be nun ed thereb The. (toman contestant held that the fiee will rn.iii mac pioduce -- con-ceded- ly -- teaa4eery FACE TIIREE COUNTY. UTAH or The Worlds Loss of The Christian Religion and Church from its nature to abuses and especially rankly and among the ignorant abused in the operations.' of the elseagents of, the popes in Get,ryai)- - ami where at this period early in the sixteenth Address Delivered Over Radio Station KSL ' Sundav Evening June 2, 1929, By Elder B. H. Roberts of the First Council of Seventy, Church of Jesus Christ of Latter1 Luke tuh, Salt City, day Saints, vicar-gener- journal;, log an, cache Tin? 2G, 1923. a buses, aL first, 'Luther assailed; and finally assailed mdulgencies themseh es the whole scheme oi them. This assault on ipdulgencies led to a prolonged Lontioversy between Luther and the popes agents m Germany; with Luther condemned. The agitation giew gen-"erall- con-sul- " y h d, to-t- w ide-spre- he "demand. Events, now moved rapidly, with points of difference between the Reformer and his friends, and the defenders and agents of Rome multiplying. A discussion on free will took place between one of Luthers followers, Andrew Carlstat, and John Eckius, on which subject a decided difference had developed between the Reformer and the church of Rome, and which finally developed into a fundamental difference in the theology of the respective parties. On the part of the Reformers is was held that since the fall of Adam the natural power ei - ! importance, howeer, that a Roman Cardinal was apinniited to hear the cause ot The cardinal treated the Retornjer. Luther imperiously, and peremptoiily ordered him to submit his judgment to the authonty of the .pope. This the Reformer refused Ur do until convinced of his error. The cardinal and the Reformer dilfered as to authorities appealed to. tThe former tried to comince Luther of TmTerrors by appealing to the cannon law, consisting of the enactments qf the councils and decrees of the Lom-barpopes ; and to the authority of Peter who, in the twelfth century, collected and arranged systematically the theological opinions and decisions of the Latin fathers. On his part Luther refused to admit of an proof except that of the holy scriptures. Then came the peremptory demand that he submit his judgment to the pope and the Reformers appeal pope better informed. A month following, the pope, Leo ,X, issued an edict requiring the church to recognize his power to forgive sins, hearing of which Luther promptly appealed to h general council of the church, for which it may be said outside of Italy there wifs a which assembled at Worms in 152'l.The diet wasa gteai couni d of the Gel man empne, consisting of the .pi inco.srrp'Voviniijl lulers ,aml the chiel dignitaries ot tie (huiilf. It was usuallv assembled onl tor the ation of uni important niatteis pet- . turning to the empn ty Lefore this .aigiisf body the "Retormer" appealed tOMiuhe answei to the two questions; Fust, if the books which he hyiij lead to w ritten, the "titles of which weie him, weie his, second, it hi was piepaied to letiuct those' looks' and them contents, oi it lie peisisted m the opinions he adv am ed m them. He acknowledged the books to be- his, and in a speech ot some length, he explained his motives in writing hisjiooks, and let used to retract them, lie thus concluded his speech: "I cannot submit my faith either to the pope or to the council, because it is ;cs clear as t he day thatTfiev have frequently erred and contradicted each other. Unless, theream convinced by the testimony of fore, or bv the clearest reasoning unme. script less I am persuaded bv means of the1 passages have quoted and unless they thus render m.v conscience hound, by the word of God. I cannot and will not retract, for it is unsafe for a Christian to speak against lus conscience. HERE STAND, I GAN IK) NO OTHER, .MAY GOD HELP ME! AMEN! Luther was piotected lpv a safe conduct from the emperor a wiitten guarantee . pledging the faith and honor of the empire for his safety for a limited length of time or doubtless he would have burned at the stake for his adherence to his doctrines and his chfiance.of the pope. Indeed some members of the diet advised the violation of the safe conduct, as the word of honor given to an heretic, according to the morals of the age, was not binding. Charles V, however, refused to listen to such perfidy. He dismissed Luther to return to Wittemberg in accordance with the terms of his safe conduct at the same time condemning him as an heretic misled by his own folly. DEATH OF LEO X: DEMANDS FOR A GENERAL COUNCIL - the vicar of Chii'l. eti., Luthei s contention was that theuprenuu v ot the toman pontiffs was of human, not diviye right. It was a' human ariangement. It the words, Thou art Deter etc., be const! acted strictly, then they must be confined to the1' person of Ieter, and thcietoie the authoiilv conveved bv them ceased when the apostle died (Milners Church liistoiv, Yol. i , ch. pope was i 1 1 1. Shortly after the close ot the discussion, the reformers enemies hastened to Rome and induced his condemnation bv the pope of the tenets of Luthei heietical; his ventings were condemned to the Games, ;uul he himself comanded to coni ess his faults within sixty days, beg the- toigiveness of the from the pope, or be excommunicated church. This "bull" of excommunication Leo X called upon the emperor of Germany, Charles Y, to vindicate hi' title to Advocate-anDefender of the Church. by inflicting due punishment upon that rebellious member, Martin LuthtfF. Chailes. however, was under deep obligations to Frederic, called the Wise, Elector of Saxony, for his election by the states of Germain to the imperial dignity; and Frederic, being a warm-frienof Luthers, and favorable in the main to his doctrines, advised the emperor to take until he no action against the Reformer had given him a hearing. This course Charles resolved to follow, and therefore summoned Luther to appear before the diet 1 - d ; The .vear following the Leo X died (1522) and was diet at Worms, succeeded by Hadrian YL This pontiff, while renewing the demand that the edict of tire diet at Vorms against Luther' and his adherents should be executed, ai know ledger! the church to be in a Immutable condition and promised general el oi mat m. The assembled princes at the Tile' f 7 f "X u r e iiTienT, TiefofeWvh fcH Lite ot, Hadrian were presented, thought Lhe tune propitious the emperor Charles was absent in Spain to insist upon a free couiuil to lie held in Germany, to deliberate m the ancient manner on a general reformation of the chinch. 'This Hadrian promised to grant, but before it could he assembled be died, having occupied the papal chair but two veais and eight months. He was succeeded bv Cloment YII, who reproved the .Geiinan pn net's "for neglecting to proceed against Latin r and his adherents. The cmpeior Charles Y seconded the demands of the pope, and a number of the princes, awed bv the united demands of the pone and the emperor, promised to enfoice fcite edict to the extent of their power. i 11 ds i z REVIEWS f u i i DEATH OF FREDERIC-DISTI- NCT CHURCH FOUNDED In Prince Frederic, the Wise, Elector of Saxony, and friend of Luther, died. He was succeeded by his brother John. Frederic ?the Wise had ever been an ardent admirer of Luther, but waa extremely cautious in giving him any direct assistance. Prince John was of a different temperament. 11c believed the principles which the Reformer taught, but saw quite clearly that they must either be abandoned or the authority of the pope discarded. He resolved upon the latte!-- and taking matters in his own hands, determined to organize a church altogether distinct from that of Rome. To accomplish this he called upon Luther and Philip Melancthon to draw up a formula for public worship, and draft a form of church government in harmony with their principles, fixing the salaries of the clergy, defining their official duties, etc. This the Reformers gladly undertook, and shortly afterwards had the pleasure of seeing other German princes pursue the same course that John had taken, and adopt the system of worship they had formulated. (To Be Continued) ; ket market movements. Moreover, not only cannot perform, such serteeth should grind it finely in a only a minor portion of ones vice, but will undoubtedly suffer meat chopper, and in fact that is funds should be invested in any severe losses themselves. There is a a good way to prepare it for common stocks at this time. The reward for service in the stock children. anyone, especially the market just as in other field. Alsoi Then sprinkle on a little salt with portion allotted to goodits bonds, there is a penalty for greed. maxia tablespoonful ot olive or salad however, should be at Today investors can perform an mum By RAY B. 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Use plenty and raw vegetables The pumpkins are falling alseep. knowledge gained during this period, he and his friends even of fresh fruits not your diet and you will And now, not a sound was heard in the field. went so far as to work most of the important european battles in have many doctor bills to pay. to all times out in miniature endeavoring at The World Gypsy) improve on the (Monday All readers of this publication original procedure, whether he robbed birds nests was not are at liberty to write for any in-of very grateful if I could get any mentioned but the peccability of an author writing with "such formation upon the subject Address all help. Mrs. J. J. time. health any a, Buy Values no is little of assurance as will durant importance. Answer: The symptoms are cdmfnuni'Sations to Dr. David H. GRADIATK OF THE PALMER SlHOOL OF ( HIUOPRACTIC Kanthose which come from pus, the Main Street, Feeder, 31st Not Quotations October 7, 1929. sas City, Mo., giving full name source of the infection in most cases is the teeth, sometimes and address and at least Concern: It To Whom May from the tonsils. If from neither cents in postage. of these sources and your teeth Two of my sons had tonsils which were as large as my (Continued from Page One) and tonsils are perfect, then it CLUB NOTES thumb, they had seven harmless treatments. a very careful exam- outlook for the industry were at all will take read I As K K D E K V Y D H. I D E doctor: always B Dear R. E D I) Now the boys are well and the tonsils normal, also nice EDIT uncertain. Another stock possibly' skillful a ination I notes, diagnostician by .club SI Missouri Kansas follow at Main up and First, your ml City, Thirty Maiiniay Building, at a higher price, but in' normal in color. They had an inspection by a doctor at school see where so many receive good to find the source of infection. selling an industry with a thoroughly; and was 0. K.d, saying it is better to have them treated by advices for their ailmewts and I Write me again more in detail sound outlook would be a far bet-- j and teeth me about and tell more than your this svstem than having them cut out or operated, therefore wish do not anything ter purchase. It all comes back to bowels. of the also condition the advice valuable I am satisfied with doctor (Dr. N. F. Dahle), so I sigh here iand potatoes are used in excess to receive your the question . of studying values Changing Diet Caution: I am beginning to case. in my new as well the and appetiz-thrather than prices. Some of the to introduce Dr. Dahle. 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