Posted on Monday, February 26, 2007 - 01:14 PM CST
Much has been made
of the fact that Germans, representing the Lutheran Church, have formally
requested that Rome lift the excommunication of Martin Luther, leader
of the Protestant revolt in Germany. It has also been indicated that the
objective of such an action would be the eventual canonization of the
fifteenth-century heretic. Cardinal Joseph Ratzinger quickly stated that
he opposed such a measure and that he felt that Luther
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