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Save me.
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I am yours.
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Save me.
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Speak well, Doctor.
Good luck, Martin.

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- Good luck.
- Good luck, Martin.

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- God be with you.
- I pray Thee do Thy will.

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Order in the hall.
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Order:
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Order:
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Martin Luther, are you
the author of these writings?

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I am.
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Do you recant
what you have written here?

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I cannot renounce all of my works
because they are not all the same.

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First are those books in which
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I have described Christian faith
and life so simply that

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even my opponents have admitted
that these works are useful.

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To renounce these writings
would be unthinkable,

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for that would be to renounce
accepted Christian truths.

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He is not here
to make speeches,

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only to answer.
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The second group of my work
is directed against the foul doctrine

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and evil living of the Popes,
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past and present.
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- No:
- Yes:

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Through the laws of the Pope
and the doctrines of men,

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the consciences of the faithful have
been miserably vexed and flayed.

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If I recant these books...
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I will do nothing
but add strength to tyranny


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