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The 95 Thesis

How does the author communicate ideas?

Creating fear and anger against the Christian church

Explaining what the pope and or papal are doing while mentioning tones and paths that they lead

Through explaining how they are taught

Whose perspective does it reflect?

The poorer communities

People affected by the Catholic Church

Those who aren't Catholic

Whose perspectives are omitted/questioned/challenged?

The Popes whom are being written about

Those confident in the church

Most Catholic believers all at once

The Christians who lived in Europe at the time

Which questions can this source help me answer? Which can it not?

It cannot help us understand if it is soully these people doing said actions

It cannot help us with the why behind the actions, what justified the means?

How the Christians think

The question of the guilt of the popes

It can help us answer the question of the morallity of the church

What Ideas are left out?

Any Ideas to support more in depth thoughts behind the feelings of anger towards the popes

A sense of understanding towards others

Any ideas that explain why someone could do the same actions that he says the popes do

Who wrote it? and why?

he wrote it to share the other side of the table, the side that the wealthy do not adhear to

A person who views from the outside

Someone who did not benefit from the church

What are the big Ideas?

Guilt

Repetance

Teaching Christians

Indulgence

What does it look like?

an expose type of information of the popes

Looks like an anti christian sentiment