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Referenced as 'Richard Rex's book on Luther' - cited when discussing whether Luther actually nailed his 95 theses to the church door, with Rex pointing out this famous story almost certainly didn't happen as traditionally told.

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Dominic explicitly cites this book when reading a passage about Luther's early life injuries and near-death experiences. Later referenced again as 'Lyndall Roper's biography' when discussing the psychology of Luther and his relationship with his father.

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Tom describes this as 'a brilliant book' by the Dutch scholar, citing Obermann's analysis of Luther's scatological language and his spiritual battle against the devil.