Christian Justice and Righteousness Essay -- Martin Luther, theology, s

As a reformer, Martin Luther certainly changed the world of the Church. Would you say that his opposition to the existing religious authority of his day could be reassert from a scriptural standpoint? How might it not? Which biblical principles act your own responsibility to promote justice and righteousness when such actions move into into conflict with an established order?   The actions of Martin Luther in the 1500s receive reached almost mythical stature among Christians. Luthers deeds had much more radical consequences than he could have foreseen as he first challenged the existing church. He sparked a rotary motion of thought, a break from the Roman Catholic Church system and a return to a faith based upon Scripture alone. Though Martin Luthers choices were for an essential cause and brought fantastic results, a question must be answered forwards Christians can truly call him a hero of the faith. The question is this Was Luthers challenge of his earthly authoriti es justifiable by the scripture?   The answer is not instantly obvious, nor do the Scriptur...