Talk:Diet of Worms
From Academic Kids
Someone do a write-up? This was an important historical event. --Dante Alighieri 16:22 Dec 3, 2002 (UTC)
I've read about the Diet of Worms before, in connection with the Reformation (in Encyclopaedia Brittanica), but it was referred to as the Imperial Diet of Worms. It caused me no end of headscratching as, without knowing the specific meaning of the word 'diet', it could be interpreted very differently. But anyway, I digress. Is the use of the word 'Imperial' important and something that should be mentioned here? cferrero 17:31 Mar 12, 2003 (UTC)
Cool name. Don't laugh at me. - SmartBee
A diet of worms?!! Uggh!! - Just kidding. Just kidding. :) ------Jondel 04:15, 27 Oct 2004 (UTC)
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So do we have to delete the edict of worms now? SiniStar
- I wouldn't delete, but how about redirecting it and merging it to Diet of Worms ? UNLESS there were other Edicts of Worms that do not apply to Martin Luther/Diet of Worms???. Paradiso 23:59, 3 Apr 2005 (UTC)
Okay - Can we put the real diet of worms back now, please.
about to edit
I am going to edit this line: This argument struck at the heart of the Roman Catholic Church's teachings that the Church is the pillar and foundation of the truth, and not Scripture. The way it is currently written might lead one to believe the Church sees itself as superceding scripture. Any objections to my edit? DKK
Defence?
Should the British or American spelling be used? Defence of Defense? Does Wikipedia have an official preference?
Before Atkins
Consider mentioning that the Diet of Worms also proved an effective weight loss regimen.
