The Debaters

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Erasmus and Martin Luther emerge as pivotal figures in pre-Reformation Europe, each with a unique background that shaped their revolutionary ideas. Erasmus, born the illegitimate son of a priest, ascended through academia to mingle with Europe's elite. In contrast, Luther turned away from a career in law, opting for monastic life to explore his spiritual convictions. Their contrasting journeys led to profound impacts on Western society, challenging established norms through their influential writings.