Three rational actions of the anti-rationalist Luther
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Due to his contributions, Luther may represent a key personality to understand the beginnings of modernity, despite the religious lines of his thought didn’t match with the principles of that movement because his purpose was to submit all human faculties to the realm of faith, refusing to consider the reason as a principle of the human guide. Nevertheless, when the Augustinian took his uprising, he didn’t realized how rational was the procedures he takes to put on motion his reform. Therefore, above the religious attitude, the actions taken by Luther represent a search of alternatives expressed in a rational way.
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