Aleader of the reformation, nailed ninety-five reasons on the door of a church listing his objections to some of the catholic church's teachings.

   Martin Luther

Explanation:  Ninety-five reasons or theses, which Martin Luther, presumably assumed, on October 31, 1517, hung on the door of the Schlosskirche Church, Wittenberg, were an attempt to reform the Catholic Church. Primarily dissatisfied with the sale of forgiveness by the Church, Martin Luther tried to reform, which led to the Reformation Movement and the formation of the Protestant Church. The attempt to reform the Catholic Church failed, as Martin Luther was excommunicated from the Church, but triggered a wave of the same-minded and Protestant movement.

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