Dude calm down. He does make a good point, many of the characters do look like the Little Caesar character. Why are you so offended? He didn't even say anything racist.
This is well-made and educational. It's a light-hearted introduction to the Martin Luther and the Reformation, and if it encourages people to find out more than this short film has done a brilliant job.
First they'd have to fact check this video. Starting with the fact he didnt post the theses on the door. While it acted as a bulletin board yes it was only an announcement posted of his presentation, of the theses. He also didnt split Catholics and protestants. Henry the 8th did that. Sigh I weep at all the inaccuracies
wanted to fix the Church he knew but instead spilt the Church in two. That about sums it up. Then the protestant part just kept splitting and splitting and splitting
Well, at least he had done one of the things that were required to finally end Middle Ages in Europe. Put a start to a very important process. English Reformation shortly after was the final coffin to that period. The other side of the coffin however was nailed by italian merchants. If not for him, we'd both be peasants working the land to this day.
@@IsAcRafT what's unfortunate in them being examples of people's faith and organised religious institutions being not the same thing and that fanatics are dangerous no matter the faith?
And splitting and splitting and splitting and splitting and splitting and splitting and splitting and splitting and splitting and splitting and splitting and splitting.
@@tristanband4003 He had a serious mission - to oppose the Platonic philosophy taught by the Latin church for some 1500 years with the power of God for salvation to every one with faith, ie the Gospel (Romans 1:16)
This video is actually a secret brainwashing tactic to encourage people to buy Little Caesar’s. Hence the character designs. *PIZZA PIZZA* ok, ok, in all honesty, this video is really informative and the animation is good!
Wow no mention at ALL of what the Luther's Reformation was REALLY about (salvation by faith vs works)? The dispute about indulgences was merely the gateway that led Luther into the argument of salvation by faith. I guess I can't expect a secular institution to talk about that...
Luther happened to live in the age when the printing press was invented. It’s helpful to realize that the vast majority of people were illiterate in medieval times and before. That’s why pictures were painted on the walls of churches and stained glass windows served the same purpose. The only Bible that existed, pre-Heidelberg, was a hand written manuscript that was worth lots of money.
Just a quick addendum. Vernacular versions of the bible were made throughout the pre-medieval period and medieval period. Luther's German translation was not the first vernacular bible.
About as educational as anything from PBS or the modern History Channel are, anyways. Grossly oversimplified, egregious errors, and quite a bit of context left on the cutting room floor.
I play a lot of EU4 and have never been so intrigued by the reformation besides the massive religious wars involving countries like the Ottomans who have no business fighting a religious league war. Well done!
@@ItachiUchiha-ny6di I guess I should take your word for it. Except that I won’t, because your statement is a mere assertion. The burden of proof is on you sir. Cite your sources.
Tuh! Luther didn't actually nailed his theses to the church door. That is one embarrassing mistake. LeL :) Actually he sent it out to his friends and an archbishop.
I like when Catholics smugly say something along the lines of, "you follow the Bible, but who do you think canonized it(implying them)". My response "then why aren't you the first ones to follow it over tradition?"
Jabberwocky, tradition and scripture are both valid. Paul said so when he wrote that the people should listen to their (non biblical) oral teachings. See 2 Thesallonions 2:15.
@@obligatoryusername7239 The phrasing of "spoken words and letter" was just a way of saying everything Paul taught, not referring to the Bible as a whole or church elders as a whole. Church tradition comes from long after Paul's teaching. It's not the same.
@@nomadiccheese4911 , as it says in the video, people started arguing, things got out of control...... It comes down to people wanting CONTROL over others. Got to love human nature.
It doesn't really matter what he intended tbh. He had a cause and it made an effect. We can't really determine what he was thinking, though I believe he has said on some occasions that he intended for reform rather than the splitting on the church, so you may be right.
Luther actually wanted to change the Church!! He should have succeeded ...But the wrong outcome separated us from catholics and protestants.. Hope we unite again!
@Knights Templar It's not. Christianity originated in the Middle East, and was brought to Europe. The original Europeans were PAGAN. Hellenists in Greece. Druids in Ireland/England/Gaul. Norse pagans in Scandinavia. Christianity replaced it all by killing or converting them. They cut off the pagan boys long hair, and forced them to attend Christian schools and hate their ancestors traditions.
I'm only weirded out by the character design.
*WHY DOES EVERYONE LOOK LIKE THE LITTLE CAESARS MASCOT?*
s a b a d o/Theswitcher27 jeese didnt know there was this may racist on youtube, just typical.
Dude calm down. He does make a good point, many of the characters do look like the Little Caesar character. Why are you so offended? He didn't even say anything racist.
i think is amazing
@@r.aumont6408 how is that racist exactly?
Y'all could've just said "Little Caesar"
The narrator sounds like the narrator in Stanley Parable
Imagine Luther having to decide if he wants to nail his pamphlete on the right or the left door.
"Luuuther!", the narrator cried, "that kills people!"
And then coming to a set of two open doors, Luther took the one that lead to the division of the Catholic Church....
@@NjniaVanDerWald " *CAAAAAARL! That kills people!* "
Exactly
This is EXACTLY what I thought when I was watching this.
who else is here because their teacher assigned this for the class.
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@@IdiotToonz lol
**multiple religious wars occur in europe as a result**
THATS A LOT OF DAMAGE!
Yes, no religious wars occurred before this.
When nose replaces ears
Adnan Pen hahaha I don't know
theyre talking penises, thats what they do when you slleping
More of your conversation would infect my brain
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Lol ikr
Catholic Chruch: This is madness!
Luther: Madness? THIS. IS. REFORMATION!!!!
Zach Tan Lol! This is Sparta reference!
Hahaha
*silent screaming*
@@fireinthehole1986 did you have to explain that
This is madness
This is well-made and educational. It's a light-hearted introduction to the Martin Luther and the Reformation, and if it encourages people to find out more than this short film has done a brilliant job.
Wessie P it’s widely inaccurate
@@carsonianthegreat4672
As I am interested in learning more, can you provide some information (links, videos, etc.) on this subject?
yeah
More like Martin Luther the Anti-Jew and the Protestant Heretical Schism
First they'd have to fact check this video. Starting with the fact he didnt post the theses on the door. While it acted as a bulletin board yes it was only an announcement posted of his presentation, of the theses. He also didnt split Catholics and protestants. Henry the 8th did that. Sigh I weep at all the inaccuracies
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@Anonymous Person so do the teensies m8
THESE COMMENTS.. MY TEACHER ASSIGNED THIS TO ME SO GLAD I CAME THESE COMMENTS ARE A BOP
woahhhhhhh
it's amazing how different humans looked just 2000 years ago.
evolution's amazing
Ha
lol
*comedy*
Or 500 years ago...
only in tudor times >:)
wanted to fix the Church he knew but instead spilt the Church in two. That about sums it up. Then the protestant part just kept splitting and splitting and splitting
Well, at least he had done one of the things that were required to finally end Middle Ages in Europe. Put a start to a very important process. English Reformation shortly after was the final coffin to that period.
The other side of the coffin however was nailed by italian merchants.
If not for him, we'd both be peasants working the land to this day.
That and the fact that unfortunately in some of those splits some isolationist, harmful and even dangerous cults have appeared even to this day :(
@@IsAcRafT what's unfortunate in them being examples of people's faith and organised religious institutions being not the same thing and that fanatics are dangerous no matter the faith?
@@TheArklyte Had to read your comment thrice; you're right but he's not wrong though. You are just... focusing on a much greater picture.
And splitting and splitting and splitting and splitting and splitting and splitting and splitting and splitting and splitting and splitting and splitting and splitting.
What a great video! Does a great job of recapping the Reformation. Wish there were more animated history videos like this.
Martin Luther when the church split: this is getting out of hand, now there are two of them!
Please do more! :)
Muhd Fitri Nazri imagine National Geographic likes your comment
They did it’s too creepy for me
Proud to be a protestant hello from glasgow🇬🇧
I don't think proud is the correct word, brother.
@@someperson7884 Yeah Proud with a capital P are you from GB brother your name sounds Lithuanian just a wee bit...
This is amazing! I love the animation and the voice over! ❤️
Wow, I love this style of animating! I was assigned this in my class but it was so fun to watch thanks for making great videos
He’s the sole reason on why Christianity split into thousands of denominations.
this was neat
Isn't it awesome? Thanks for watching!
I'd love to see more of these. All I studied at school about him falls waaaay behind what I just learned here.
So luter caused a butterfly effect 4:00
A Action that causes bigger and bigger changes to the world.4:00
Red flash at 4:28
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Yeah, basically.
Wrong, it was caused by God.
Yes. But everything causes a butterfly effect. This CZcams comment causes a butterfly effect.
I love this! Thank you for a precise kid friendly (short) informative video!
Very nice, please continue with John Calvin and the other reformers.
John Calvin, the sour puss of Protestantism.
@@tristanband4003 LOL!!😜
@@tristanband4003 He had a serious mission - to oppose the Platonic philosophy taught by the Latin church for some 1500 years with the power of God for salvation to every one with faith, ie the Gospel (Romans 1:16)
add Karl Marx to that
Zwingli would be amazing, he was so arrogant, I think he'd be fun to animate
Just discovered this. It is an excellent teaching resource! Thank you.
This video is actually a secret brainwashing tactic to encourage people to buy Little Caesar’s. Hence the character designs.
*PIZZA PIZZA*
ok, ok, in all honesty, this video is really informative and the animation is good!
FBI: *_Delete that now_*
u only added that last bit cuz youtube would take down your comment because you're correct
oh mah lord
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Pizza pizza
very beautiful and entertaining thanks for the animation
Isn't it awesome? Thanks for watching!
thanks for uploading!
This is so awesome! Cool graphics!
who else is here because there teacher assigned this for your class. :(
Me
Me lol
Yeah ❤️
Wow no mention at ALL of what the Luther's Reformation was REALLY about (salvation by faith vs works)?
The dispute about indulgences was merely the gateway that led Luther into the argument of salvation by faith. I guess I can't expect a secular institution to talk about that...
Nobody:
Martin luther: nails his 95 theses to a church door
Pope: pulls out uno reverse card
U wrong 😁😁😁😁😁😁
thank you, this is very educational yet super entertaining at the same time
Came for the reformation, stayed for the animation.
More of this please.
This is so awesome!
I love the art style. Would like to see more.
That was brilliant! The nose placement was the only thing that caught my attention as a little strange, but it's cute. Thanks for sharing it!
It'll be nice to see more of these.:)
We appreciate your feedback!
In Luther's defense, he genuinely wanted to teach Biblical doctrines - he wouldnt have called himself "rebellious"
I loved it. Do more. I hadn't picked up on the trouble caused by Luther translating the Bible into a language regular people could read.
More errors come with translating, I guess
Luther happened to live in the age when the printing press was invented. It’s helpful to realize that the vast majority of people were illiterate in medieval times and before. That’s why pictures were painted on the walls of churches and stained glass windows served the same purpose. The only Bible that existed, pre-Heidelberg, was a hand written manuscript that was worth lots of money.
Yeah, that’s Lutheran propaganda. Don’t believe the lies, do your research.
love the animations XD He looks likes little ceasers guy, great video!
Using in public high school world history class today, thank you!
I literally just watched this in history class and then this popped up in my recommendation
Nice fanfiction of history. For a more accurate portrayal of history see Joe Heschmeyer's "8 myths about Martin Luther and the reformation".
An amazing find! Now part of my curriculum
Very well made. Wish there were more!
Enjoyed the video! Please do more like this!
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My brother laughed at the noses we love that video awesome we gave it a big Thumbs up👍❤️
Just a quick addendum. Vernacular versions of the bible were made throughout the pre-medieval period and medieval period. Luther's German translation was not the first vernacular bible.
There were actually 18 German translations of the Bible. Fourteen were written in High German and four were written in Low German.
This was actually very educative and funny at the Same time! 😀
About as educational as anything from PBS or the modern History Channel are, anyways. Grossly oversimplified, egregious errors, and quite a bit of context left on the cutting room floor.
Loved it..
Orthodox eating popcorn watching this: "Yeah, how does it feel now Catholics? Now you're the one who gets split!"
Love this kind of this animation!
i was not in school for 2 weeks and this helped thanksss
I learnt about Martin Luther and the reformation from the concept album by Neal Morse called 'The Door'
i love it...so simple but so good and clear
This video presents knowledge in a simple way. I like the silliness too.
This is beautifully made. They forgot to mention that thanks to the printing press people were able to actually buy a Bible for themselves
It is a myth that Luther nailed his Thesis to any door.
The best way to teach something. Super entertaining!
So impressive and knowlege giver waiting for more videos.. i really love this Channel😊😊
''and then stanley went up to god asking him why does this guy sound like my voice actor''
Fascinating, thank you for posting.
I play a lot of EU4 and have never been so intrigued by the reformation besides the massive religious wars involving countries like the Ottomans who have no business fighting a religious league war. Well done!
Very well made!
We're all here because our history teacher wanted us to watch this, am i right?
yes
Ye...
no religion
When you are too lazy to study for the exam so you watch this and hope you'll remember this
Awesome! It is interesting and fun! Will you publish something else like this?
3:50 dude on far left im DYING!!!
Martin Luther's testimony of finding Jesus is amazing! Please post more of these!! 😀😊
He literally tried to take out 7 books of the Bible to support Sola Fide….
Those 7 books are not of divine inspiration.
@@ItachiUchiha-ny6di I guess I should take your word for it. Except that I won’t, because your statement is a mere assertion. The burden of proof is on you sir. Cite your sources.
@@ItachiUchiha-ny6di You are wrong. Those books were in The Canon from the inception.
Tuh! Luther didn't actually nailed his theses to the church door. That is one embarrassing mistake. LeL :) Actually he sent it out to his friends and an archbishop.
A most precise explanation indeed.
What an amazing animation!!!
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My History teacher linked me *one* Marting Luther fact video and now I can't stop getting recommended *THESE*
3:26 To quote Lewis Lovhaug, "Whoops".
Thank you for sharing 🙂.
I love that indulgence 2$ for 3 lmao
1:56 Turn on captions....
thankyou for this!!!
Delightful animation! 🏆
I like when Catholics smugly say something along the lines of, "you follow the Bible, but who do you think canonized it(implying them)". My response "then why aren't you the first ones to follow it over tradition?"
*Puts sunglasses, mic-drops, ascends to heaven.
Jabberwocky, tradition and scripture are both valid. Paul said so when he wrote that the people should listen to their (non biblical) oral teachings. See 2 Thesallonions 2:15.
@@obligatoryusername7239 The phrasing of "spoken words and letter" was just a way of saying everything Paul taught, not referring to the Bible as a whole or church elders as a whole. Church tradition comes from long after Paul's teaching. It's not the same.
@@Nparalelo mic dont drop, mike ascends to heaven with mic
uhhh school am i right 😤😪
as a lutheren I can confirm that yes indeed martin Luther looked like the little Ceasars mascot
,fascinating animation!😀❤️👍
the animation is amazing
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I don't think martin would have never intended to split the church
I don't think so either. I'm sure he would have liked the whole Church to follow the Bible rather than much of it sticking with "Catholic" tradition.
Yup he just want to reform.
Question for all of you guys. Why is there still a protestant religion if there founder never intended to split up the church?
@@nomadiccheese4911 , as it says in the video, people started arguing, things got out of control......
It comes down to people wanting CONTROL over others. Got to love human nature.
It doesn't really matter what he intended tbh. He had a cause and it made an effect. We can't really determine what he was thinking, though I believe he has said on some occasions that he intended for reform rather than the splitting on the church, so you may be right.
I liked the background music. Can anyone tell me what is this music from?
Love it can you make more please?
If only there was some way to controle and direct said argumentative spirit and anger into the constructive activity of reclaiming the holy lands.....
How can I get the beautiful 🎸 music at the intro ?
The ending gives the impression that there is going to be another one but is been 2 years
I’m werided out by everything the noses/ears it’s sooo creepy
"You can nail it to his door"
That was soooooo cooool!!!!
Nice. Super smooth animation.
Luther actually wanted to change the Church!! He should have succeeded ...But the wrong outcome separated us from catholics and protestants.. Hope we unite again!
NO
sorry guys u started this.... We cant unite with heretics
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Where my Protestants at?
@Knights Templar Christianity and Islam are both from the middle east. Christianity destroyed true European religions.
@Knights Templar It's not. Christianity originated in the Middle East, and was brought to Europe. The original Europeans were PAGAN. Hellenists in Greece. Druids in Ireland/England/Gaul. Norse pagans in Scandinavia. Christianity replaced it all by killing or converting them. They cut off the pagan boys long hair, and forced them to attend Christian schools and hate their ancestors traditions.
@@fiends8908 well I dont know about you but I think christianity is a little better than paganism.
@@hitube1272 I dont :D
@@fiends8908 i mean the muslim did that aswell to zoroastrians and christian in the middle east
Very good short film. More of these
Who else here from online school cos of corona
Martin Luther very based individual