Martin Luther's Authority of Councils and Churches

Martin Luther's Authority of Councils and Churches by Martin Luther delves into the theological debates and controversies surrounding the divinity of Jesus Christ focusing on the Arian heresy and the Councils of Nice Constantinople Ephesus and Chalcedon. The text critiques the decisions of the councils and explores the power struggles within the Church emphasizing the challenges of interpreting religious doctrines and the need for reform. Luther reflects on the conflicts between tradition and Scripture highlighting the struggles of reformers like John Huss and Jerome of Prague.