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===Luther (1483-1546)===

===Luther (1483-1546)===

[[Martin Luther]] (November 10, 1483 - February 18, 1546) is probably the most famously recognized leader of the [[Protestant Reformation]] in opposition to the [[Doctrine|doctrinal]] and [[dogma]]tic authority of the [[Roman Catholic Church]] and the Imperial authority of the Emperor of the [[Holy Roman Empire]], [[Charles V]]. He is credited with articulating the founding Reformation principles of the ''[[Five Solas]]'', in particular salvation ''[[Sola fide]]'' "by faith alone" above and apart from any appeals to [[apostolic tradition]], [[ecumenical council]]s and the orthodox catholic [[magisterium]].

[[Martin Luther]] (November 10, 1483 - February 18, 1546) is probably the most famously recognized leader of the [[Protestant Reformation]] in opposition to the [[Doctrine|doctrinal]] and [[dogma]]tic authority of the [[Roman Catholic Church]] and the Imperial authority of the Emperor of the [[Holy Roman Empire]], [[Charles V of Spain|Charles V]]. He is credited with articulating the founding Reformation principles of the ''[[Five Solas]]'', in particular salvation ''[[Sola fide]]'' "by faith alone" above and apart from any appeals to [[apostolic tradition]], [[ecumenical council]]s and the orthodox catholic [[magisterium]].

'''Luther’s Small Catechism with Explanation''' and '''Infant Baptism, XIII A'''{{quotation|“Why are babies to be baptized? <br> A[nswer]. Babies are to baptized because they are included in the words ‘all nations’.” (Luther’s Small Catechism with Explanation)  

'''Luther’s Small Catechism with Explanation''' and '''Infant Baptism, XIII A'''{{quotation|“Why are babies to be baptized? <br> A[nswer]. Babies are to baptized because they are included in the words ‘all nations’.” (Luther’s Small Catechism with Explanation)