Posted October 31, 201014 yr Happy Reformation Sunday!!! This year, in my continuing Reformation in LEGO series I present to you Martin Luther at the Diet of Worms (pronounced 'Vorms') Image = Link The Imperial Diet ('Assembly') of Worms (in Germany), May 1521, presided over by Emperor Charles V. At the diet Luther was asked if he would retract his teachings condemned by the Pope (to include his 95 Theses). After a day's meditation he refused. "Unless I am convinced by Scripture and plain reason - I do not accept the authority of the popes and councils, for they have contradicted each other - my conscience is captive to the Word of God. I cannot and I will not recant anything for to go against conscience is neither right nor safe. God help me. Amen." According to tradition Luther ended his defense on Apr. 18 with the words, "Here I stand. I cannot do otherwise. God help me. Amen." Finally, on Apr. 26, the emperor, seeing that the dispute was fruitless, ordered Luther to leave the city. He was formally declared an outlaw in the Edict. Even though he was promised safe conduct, it was secretly understood that he was to be taken on his way. However Prince Frederick the Wise, of Saxony, got to him first and hid him in Wartburg Castle, where Luther spent his time translating the New Testament into German, the common language. Semper Reformanda!
November 1, 201014 yr Very nice, good detail on each of the figures. I particularly like the peasants in the gallery.
November 1, 201014 yr This is truly an amazing MOC, the attention to details are very excellent, everything from the rafters to the royal throne to the intricate design of the windows. Fantastic job on this masterpiece wunztwice, thanks for sharing this wonderful creation of yours.
November 3, 201014 yr This is such a well built scene I love all the details on the floor and the windows. The balcony is great and a nice touch! Well done all round!
November 3, 201014 yr I love the balchony in the room, it really gives a grand feel to the room. Also your figures facial emotions, really give a the correct mood to the room.
November 5, 201014 yr I am a member of Luther's church, and I admire the good job you've finished. Also, after Luther finished translating, he took on a disguise as a knight.
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