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"Mein Weg zu Martin Luther" was written by Anton Ohorn. Pioneering German Darwinist and founder of the world's first marine biological research station.

Mein Weg zu Martin Luther

Anton Ohorn

Mein Weg zu Martin Luther

Anton Ohorn

A personal narrative reflecting on faith and religious transition, written in the early 20th century. This biographical work explores the author's journey from Catholic monastic life to embracing the principles of Martin Luther and the Protestant Reformation. Ohorn's account provides insight into his struggles with faith, the rigidity of clerical life, and his eventual awakening to a more personal interpretation of Christianity. In