Luther's Table Talks

"The world is a drunken farmer. When you lift him up on one side, he falls down on the other." The much-praised closeness to the people and eloquence of the great reformer Martin Luther is particularly evident in his table talks held among friends. Spontaneously and full of life wisdom, he expresses himself in powerful and vivid language on a variety of topics across all areas of life. A highly entertaining yet thought-provoking collection of ideas from a great mind. (Duration approximately 55 minutes). The table talks are gathered under five headings: We are eating ourselves to death - The flesh is weak, The women's lack of understanding - Luther and women, Fruits of the body - The more children, the more happiness, How to fend off the devil - Nothing is eaten as hot as it is cooked, The world is like a drunkard.