Martin Luther
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Jay Dyer critiques Martin Luther's theological stances by highlighting the debate over his nominalist influences, dismissing the claim that he was a full nominalist as a straw man, while also noting that Luther, despite not advocating rabbinical theology, was influenced by neoplatonic texts and was ultimately condemned by the papacy for promoting religious liberty.
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