[Note: Thanks to the "Splatter Grind Core" blog, from whose page I was able to make everything available here. To put it another way, everything on this page comes from theirs, for which I thank them. If not for them, I wouldn't have had immediate access to this material, so that's cool. As such, I will provide the same links they provide, etc. I dunno, I can't think right now.]
(logo, drawn in ballpoint pen in about 3min)
Diet of Worms came about during my initial studies into Church history (which, for some reason, I started with the Protestant Reformation).
I think there is a tendency for Protestant Christians to begin with the Reformation when they study the history of the Fatih, but it's kind of strange to do so. Obviously, Church history did not begin 500 years ago. But, I digest...
Historically, the 'Diet of Worms' refers to an imperial assembly or gathering, to determine something, or... something. I forget. But, here is the wiki article that explains everything.
It had something to do with Marin Luther, perhaps in effort to make him recant his 'heresy,' or some such thing.
Anyways, to me it sounded cool, like "a diet of eating nothing but worms."
Brutal.
I like double-meanings in wordplay, it's fun.
I think there is a tendency for Protestant Christians to begin with the Reformation when they study the history of the Fatih, but it's kind of strange to do so. Obviously, Church history did not begin 500 years ago. But, I digest...
Historically, the 'Diet of Worms' refers to an imperial assembly or gathering, to determine something, or... something. I forget. But, here is the wiki article that explains everything.
It had something to do with Marin Luther, perhaps in effort to make him recant his 'heresy,' or some such thing.
Anyways, to me it sounded cool, like "a diet of eating nothing but worms."
Brutal.
I like double-meanings in wordplay, it's fun.
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("Saving Grace" terrible artwork by yours truly)
