> Not terribly well. I was thinking of the Greeks and Medievals, and the
> Chinese. The context was Martin Luther, after all.
> I always liked Martin when I read him. Very acerbic. A Kierkegaard
> figure.
And viciously anti-Semitic -- a (perhaps the) major force in legitimizing anti-Semitism in Germany. I've just been reading _Ideology of Death: Why the Holocaust Happened in Germany_, by John Weiss, an excellent history of the subject.
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