Machado De AssisO Diabo, invejoso, fez o homem confundir fé com religião e amor com casamento.
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O Diabo, invejoso, fez o homem confundir fé com religião e amor com casamento. "O diabo, the envious one, made man to confuse faith with religion and love with marriage...". This quote was spoken by the famous Martin Luther who was known to be one of the great reformers of his time. Of course, he knew how to make people angry.
He had a way of shocking people with his words and actions. His quotes can be found in almost every history book about the Reformation period.
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