Renaissance and Reformation Tweets


Thank you, Evan, for the wonderful new word that you coined during Core 4 today:

Fishstory = the study of the past 
... of fish!

And congratulations to the Renaissance and Reformation Tweet winners, 
as selected by you...


Restoring my soul is my goal
I'll destroy the priests' role
And bring back the religion they stole
#Rhyme_time

(Martin Luther, as interpreted by Priya, Lilly, Gracie, Charlotte and Gracie Lou)


The story of my soul, the Pope's not dope.
I pray all night, to keep God on my side;
and Catholicism is closing.
#One_Direction_to_God

(Martin Luther, as interpreted by Jack C., Vaya, Hunter, and Nia)


Martin Luther?!
More like Martin Loser.
Luther is a liar and his theses are on fire.
#Roasted

(Pope Leo X, as interpreted by Maxwell, Maya G., Bowen and William)


1 Macha, 2 Macha, 3 Machiavell
#machi-areña

(Machiavelli, as interpreted by Sarah, Darrah, Phineas and Kat)



I'm letting Luther use my invention so he can put the full court 'press' on the Pope.
#Leo_Fouled_Out

(Johann Gutenberg, as interpreted by Mary Holland, Sofia, Kate and Jack D.)

Just got my new Ginevr-olet Camaro, but you know what I like even better?
Science. I do a new science experiment every day.

(Leonardo da Vinci, as interpreted by Christopher, Leo, Ellie and Mia)

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