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The Protestant Reformation, a seismic event in the history of Western Christianity, was spearheaded by Martin Luther, whose actions and writings irreversibly transformed the religious landscape of Europe. Central to understanding Luther’s revolutionary ideas is an examination of his personal life, particularly his complex relationship with his father, Hans Luther. This relationship, marked by tension and high expectation, profoundly influenced Martin Luther’s theological convictions and his subsequent defiance against ecclesiastical authority.