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rpgcodex > I have come to realize this place is filled with degenerates anyway. Not one, but multiple mentally ill people just allowed to run free without oversight.

Of course I'm aware of this (I read all his non-controversial works in confirmation and high-school, and read all his controversial works in college). Luther was a brilliant, complicated, man. He was also a medieval German with the cultural and political views of his times. Lutherans revere his theology, but we have never, ever, claimed he's a saint. Heck, Luther himself never claimed to be a saint.

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He was very open about his imperfections. As with any great historical figure, you have to cherish what's good about them, while acknowledging, contextualizing, and ultimately rejecting, what's bad about them.