on war against the turk造句

• In " On War Against the Turk ", Luther is actually less critical of the Turks than he is of the Pope, whom he calls an anti-Christ, or the Jews, whom he describes as " the Devil incarnate ".
• With the Turkish advance becoming ever more threatening, however, in 1528 Luther modified his stance and wrote " On War against the Turk " and in 1529 " Sermon against the Turk ", encouraging the German people and Emperor Charles V to resist the invasion.
• In 1999 Tidehverv the publishing house published a Danish translation of Martin Luther's pamphlets " On War against the Turk " [ 1528 ] and " On the Jews and their Lies " [ 1543 ] in a single edition titled " Against the Turk and the Jew " ( reprinted in 2012 ).
• Martin Luther, in his 1528 pamphlet, " On War against the Turk ", calls for the Germans to resist the Ottoman invasion of Europe, as the catastrophic Siege of Vienna was lurking, but expressed views of Islam which, compared with his virulent anti-Semitism, are relatively mild.