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Subcribe, rate and review, issues, et cetera today. It is often said and it's very easy to go back and criticize history with the perfect

20-20 vision of hindsight that Martin Luther, the 16th century

reformer, didn't go far enough. Now maybe he died too early and he would have gone

farther had he lived longer or maybe he just lost the courage of his

convictions and didn't rid himself of the vestiges of Roman Catholicism enough.

So who issues this kind of criticism of Luther? What does it mean and how do we respond to it? Welcome back to issues, etc. I'm Todd Wilkin. it's time for part two of our series myths

about Lutheranism today Luther didn't go far enough

pastor Brian Wolf Miller joins us he is pastor of St. Paula Jesus deaf

Lutheran churches in Austin Texas he post theology on the YouTube channel Wolf Miller 1, and he's

author of several books including Has American Christianity failed? Brian,

welcome back. Thanks, Todd. Who typically amounts this kind of argument saying that Martin Luther did not go far enough in the

reformation? Well there's two major sides to the conversation against our Lutheran Church.

And there's the Catholic side and the Protestant,

let's call the Protestant side.

You don't hear this myth from the Catholic side.

In fact, it's quite the opposite. Every

discussion about Luther from the Catholic side is that he was the disaster and the

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