We just learned about the Ninety-Five Theses.
Another part of early Christianity was the Luther Bible.
Just like the Wycliffe's Bible that we learned about being translated into English, Martin Luther worked to make a Bible that was in German for the people of Germany.
Historians think that there were about 200,000 of Luther's Bibles printed, which made a big difference in the way that people could read and study the Bible outside of just going to church.
They didn't have to learn Hebrew, Latin or Greek, and they could have the books at schools and libraries.
(from: wikipedia - luther bible)
Kid Facts - Blast from the past: Christian Nations in 600 AD
