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475 years ago, in the spring of 1525, Martin Luther denounced the German Peasants' Revolt in a vicious pamphlet Against the Looting and Murderous Mobs of Peasants that devastated the movement and unconditionally reaffirmed St Paul's political doctrine as stated in his Letter to the Romans. Luther's Scripture-based doctrine, which considered all government divinely ordained and therefore entitled to unqualified allegiance, remained valid as the professed political creed of German Protestantism into the Twentieth Century. It dominated, …
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