1517 Magnets
Description: The Luther seal or the Luther rose is a widely known symbol of Lutheranism. It was the seal designed for Martin Luther. It became the symbol of the Reformation and Protestantism. The design shows a rose and a cross and the insignia of the German reformer ML. Martin Luther's translation of the Bible fundamentally changed Christianity.
Description: Celebrate Reformation Day with this vintage-inspired Christian shirt featuring Martin Luther, Wittenberg, Germany, and October 31, 1517. Perfect for Protestants, pastors, theology lovers, and Christians who want to honor the legacy of the Protestant Reformation and biblical faith.
Description: Celebrate Reformation Day with this bold vintage typography design honoring October 31, 1517. A great Christian shirt for Protestants, pastors, church members, history lovers, and anyone who appreciates the legacy of the Reformation. Perfect for church events, Bible studies, and meaningful Christian gifts.
Description: Are you a proud -- albeit stubborn -- Lutheran? Do you know your creeds and hymns, and are you familiar with the writings of Martin Luther? Perfect! This funny Lutheran shirt would make a great addition to your wardrobe. Itmakes a great gift for yourself or the Protestant Christian in your life.
Description: This design, titled “Nailed It 1517,” captures the pivotal moment when Martin Luther boldly nailed his 95 Theses to the church door in Wittenberg, sparking the Reformation that transformed Christian history. With a strong vintage aesthetic, the artwork honors the courage, conviction, and enduring influence of this event on Reformed Systematic Theology. It symbolizes the stand for truth, faith alone, and the authority of Scripture alone, principles foundational to the five solas and Reformed Covenant Theology. The composition’s timeless tone evokes Puritan resolve and Lutheran heritage while reflecting the grace-centered convictions that continue to shape Calvinist, Baptist, and Presbyterian traditions. Perfect for students of seminary, past
