Why was Luther made an outlaw within the holy roman empire?

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Why was Luther made an outlaw within the holy roman empire?

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He was supposed to defend his beliefs to Emperor Charles V. Apparently he was very defiant. The emperor declared him an outlaw after his refusal to recant his writings.

Bertram Nudelbach answered Aug 27, 2017

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