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Luchen Bailey | PentecostalTheology.com
Last lesson we closed with Martin Luther and his conflict with the teaching of his church on works and some other doctrinal issues. Today we pick up with some of the issues that he dealt with.
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Wittenberg Church
We have on two different occasions visited Wittenberg, once when it was in East Germany and the last time it was when it became part of unified Germany. The main reason for our visit was to see the Castle and study the reformation on site.
According to Roman Catholicism, once a person is baptized and his original sin is removed, he must perform good works because they are also necessary for salvation. (CCC 2068).
John Ruffle [09/03/2015 5:45 AM]
All I see is mostly adverts … and not nailed to any church doors.
Ricky Grimsley
If you were a conspiracy theorist you might even believe that luther co opted a growing movement to stunt its growth on orders from the catholic church.
Charlie Robin
Which church growth movement – like emergent church?
Ricky Grimsley
No the Reformation
Charlie Robin
Luther headed a political movement with religious implications
Ricky Grimsley
Would we even consider luther a christian today?
Charlie Robin
Reformed may be