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I'm Blair Hodges.

When Martin Luther published his 95 Theses in October of 1517, he had no intention of starting a revolution, but he became a rebel and the Reformation took off.

And then the Reformation rebelled against Luther, and we're still dealing with the consequences 500 years later.

At least that's how historian Brad S. Gregory tells the story in his book, Rebel in the Ranks, Martin

Luther, the Reformation, and the conflicts that continue to shape our world. Brad Gregory is a professor

of European history at the University of Notre Dame, and he joins us in this episode to talk about

his brand new book. He'll also be in Provo on September 15th at the Maxwell Institute's

Living Reformation

Conference, celebrating 500 years of Martin Luther.

You can learn more about that at MI.bYU.edu slash Luther 500.

We hope to see you there.

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Brad S. Gregory joins us today.

He's a professor of European history at the University of Notre Dame,

and we're talking about his book, Rebel in the Ranks, Martin Luther, the Reformation, and the conflicts that continue to shape our world.

Brad, thanks for being on the Maxwell Institute podcast.

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