Neither of these two men began the movements in their respective countries, they simply gave the people a focal point and a way to get organized. Martin Luther was a monk who taught at a Wittenberg University in the 1500s. Martin Luther had questioned the practice of selling indulgences and the fact that the church said that you could only speak to God through a priest for sometime in his mind...
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In 1517, when an archbishop had a sale on these indulgencies to raise money, Martin Luther decided to write a question and argument paper about the church's questionable practices, to get some debate going at the University. The paper was called the ninety-five theses and it sparked many people's interests in Germany and other parts of northern Europe and made Martin Luther a focal point for people who felt the same, and an enemy of the church...
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