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Mike shares a trivia fact about Reformation Day (October 31), explaining that Martin Luther nailed his 95 Theses to a church door as a culturally normal form of public announcement, not as an act of defacement.

Live Q&A With Mike Winger 00:15:56 – 00:17:29

Unprompted trivia shared by Mike about the Reformation anniversary

Mike notes it is the 501st anniversary of the Reformation and corrects a common misunderstanding: nailing documents to a church door was the equivalent of posting on a public bulletin board since churches were the primary gathering point. Luther originally intended to reform the church from within, not split from it. The split came later.

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