Leipzig Disputation

The Leipzig Disputation was a formal debate held in 1520 between Martin Luther, a key figure in the Protestant Reformation, and Catholic theologian Johann Eck. It took place in Leipzig, Germany, and centered on theological issues, including the authority of the pope and the nature of faith. Luther challenged the church's practices and teachings, advocating for reform based on scripture. The debate highlighted the growing rift between Protestant reformers and the Catholic Church, ultimately contributing to the spread of Protestantism and religious transformation in Europe. The event marked a significant moment in the history of Christianity.