Part one of term paper
Before telling his tale, briefly summarizes his teaching methods. He frequently quotes "Radix malorium est" (Love of money is the root of all evil) as his doctrine. He targets the so-called good sinners, saying there isn't much he can do for the sinners who are really bad. He begins by advertising a private sideline having nothing to do with ...

Part two of term paper
... by insisting that those guilty of sin, especially unfaithful wives, must stay in their places and not offer him money. As a result, he expects no one will dare to hold back. He boasts that this relic-business brings him a hundred marks a year in private income. He makes no qualms over the fact that his sermons are hypocritical and the result of his evil intentions. Though he may be equally guilty of sin, he can still make others repent. His only concern is that, realizing their sinfulness; they ...