Compare And Contrast Martin Luther's Rules And Beliefs
In the beginning it was very hard for Martin Luther to live in the place that he was living in. There were many different rules and beliefs for them. Martin Luther wanted to show everyone that God was a good person and that he forgave all the sins you have committed or had in that time. He said all that stuff but then again nobody ever believed him for what he has said. Each beginning is different because they have different rules and belief systems and if you didn't believe in the same thing as the others then we were either burned alive, tortured, sent to hell for your punishment, or killed by cutting off your head. King Henry had 6 wives, and he divorced all of them for the same reason. None of his wives gave him a son except for one.
He also had 2 daughters but divorced all of the women that gave birth to them because he didn't want daughters he only wanted sons. The first wife of his was Catherine of Aragon, and Anne Boleyn, then Jane Seymour, then Anne of Cleves, then Kathryn Howard, and lastly Katherine parr. Two out of six of those wives gave him daughters, and one out of six gave him a son. Only one of the wives survived after he passed. Later on Katherine Parr died a few months or years later after she remarried.
He also had 2 daughters but divorced all of the women that gave birth to them because he didn't want daughters he only wanted sons. The first wife of his was Catherine of Aragon, and Anne Boleyn, then Jane Seymour, then Anne of Cleves, then Kathryn Howard, and lastly Katherine parr. Two out of six of those wives gave him daughters, and one out of six gave him a son. Only one of the wives survived after he passed. Later on Katherine Parr died a few months or years later after she remarried.