Discuss the three landmarks that you consider most important to the phenomenon known as the Protestant Reformation. Why and how were these significant? Which have most deeply influenced and/or survived into our own time?

Ninety-Five Theses, Printing press, and New Testament translation.

Explanation:

Martin Luther nailed the theses to the door of the Wittenberg Church in Germany, which eventually led rise to break Christianity into two groups that came to be known as the Protestant.

Luther targets the papal authority, corruption, indulgence system, and purgatory.

Printing presses played a significant key even though the printing press not created to aid the Protestant Reformation. It allowed ideas and spreading information in massive numbers across all Europe.

Translation of the New Testament in other languages like German helped people to connect and understand the Bible.  

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