Movimiento Social

 

The greatest achievement of a
social movement will be to succeed in changing its host society, or it will
have to adapt. The interesting thing about social movements is that in the end,
they become part of the bureaucracy that they weretrying to change.

A successful social movement is finally absorbed into existing institutions when it has achieved the desired changes. Our entire culture and society is made up of past social movements, both those that have been successful and those that have failed.

Even the failure of social movements leaves a mark on their society. The social movement that Martin Luther started against the Catholic Church resulted in Protestantism.

Martin Luther nailed his 95 famous theses in a Wittenberg church on October 31, 1517. In a world where people paid for the forgiveness of their sins, his ideas were very radical.

The monk Martin Luther only wanted to discuss the problems that he saw in the Catholic Church. But what happened at Wittenberg on October 31, 1517 would forever change Germany, Europe, and the rest of the Christian world. To understand the earthquake that triggered his 95 theses, it is necessary to go back to the time in which he lived.

Martin Luther produced his religious movement, produced important changes in almost all aspects of social, economic and political life, with great repercussions in the modern history of the western world.