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Catholic scholars, websites, and laymen interpret Luther ...s the most frequently quoted against him, particularly by Roman Catholics. For instance, Father Patrick O’Hare stated, “If the author of such an infam

...nfallible list of infallible books. Without this, one subjectively decides for himself which books are canonical, like Martin Luther supposedly did in the ...ny other book) from the canon of Scripture. Here you will find no argument for Luther as an infallible authority. What I hope to present is Luther, a sixt

...t to be known. How is it then that more is not known? How shall we account for the absence of any notice of him in the biographical writings of his day? I believe that these questions admit of a very simple answer. That answer is to be found in the line of conduct which Gurnall fol