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  • Martin Luther, stained glass, Evangelische Stadtkirche Ravensburg
    Martin Luther, stained glass, Evangelische Stadtkirche Ravensburg
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    Martin Luther and Me

    How a Jewish journalist came to spend years writing a book about the Protestant Reformation

    byMichael Massing
  • Woodcut, ca. 1470, showing a Judensau. The Jews (identified by the Judenhut) are suckling from a pig and eating its excrement. The banderoles display rhymes mocking the Jews.
    Woodcut, ca. 1470, showing a Judensau. The Jews (identified by the Judenhut) are suckling from a pig and eating its excrement. The banderoles display rhymes mocking the Jews.
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    Amid Celebrations of Martin Luther, Some Want to Talk About His Anti-Semitism

    On the anniversary of the Reformation, we can’t forget what Luther thought about Jews

    byVerónica Zaragovia
  • Image from "The Bible Panorama, or The Holy Scriptures in Picture and Story," William A. Foster, 1891.
    Image from "The Bible Panorama, or The Holy Scriptures in Picture and Story," William A. Foster, 1891.
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    The Three Faces of Esther

    How the story of Purim is told in Christian scripture, and how Martin Luther became Esther’s enemy

    byMatthew Abelson
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    In the Footsteps of Martin Luther and Jesus

    The German and Israeli tourism bureaus are marketing ‘spiritual tours’ to celebrate 50 years since the countries have had diplomatic relations

    byJonathan Zalman
  • Left to right: James Madison, Martin Luther, Thomas Jefferson, John Locke, and Roger Williams.(Photoillustration Tablet Magazine; original photos Shutterstock and Wikimedia Commons)
    Left to right: James Madison, Martin Luther, Thomas Jefferson, John Locke, and Roger Williams.(Photoillustration Tablet Magazine; original photos Shutterstock and Wikimedia Commons)
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    The Secular Revival

    Jacques Berlinerblau’s book How To be Secular makes a historical case for a strong church-state division

    byLiel Leibovitz
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