So, you have to write your paper on 95 Theses of Martin Luther. You do not know how to do it, what to start with and what to include in your work. It is not a big problem, since this article is going to help you.
 
There are several advices that we would like to give you.

1. It is better to get familiar with “95 Theses” if you have not done it yet. It will be useful not only for your work. It will be useful for your personal development, since these are the issues that all people should follow if they want to live an honest and a virtuous life.
2. While writing your paper on 95 Theses, do not forget to use citations to demonstrate your thoughts and points of view.

Let us consider what information can be useful for your work on 95 Theses and what points you can discuss in your paper.

• You can start your paper on 95 Theses with a brief review of Martin Luther’s life. By the way, he was a son of a prosperous man who wanted Martin Luther to study law. However, Martin Luther did not share his father’s point of view and decided to study theology.

• In your paper on 95 Theses you can give a general description of those times and political situation in which Martin Luther lived. Those were the times of tremendous church control over the lives of people. People sacredly believed in God and tired to live according the Bible Commandments. People believed that for all their sins they would be punished after death or would have to pay for them with some misfortunes during their life. However, times changed and the forgiveness for all the evil deeds could be just purchased in the form of indulgences. This was the main reason for Martin Luther to publish his “95 Theses”.
• In your paper on 95 Theses you can discuss some particular questions. For instance, you may think what the main pope’s aim for selling indulgences was. Or you can tell about the alternative, which was suggested by Martin Luther instead of buying the indulgences.

Take into consideration that your work on 95 Theses should be provided with your own thoughts and opinions on those things that Luther was trying to tell with his “95 Theses”.