Martin Luther found great resonance in a concept from the Bible he called "justification by grace through faith." In this concept, he came to believe that human beings are not saved (justified) by any actions that they can take to improve their standing in the eyes of God because humans are inherently imperfect and inherently sinful because we are born with original sin. Instead, Luther came to believe that human beings are saved by God's love for us (grace) through our faith in him and in Jesus Christ. There are other key principles of Lutheranism, but this concept is the philosophical and theological underpinning of Lutheranism (and most Protestantism).
The preaching of Sts. Peter & Paul.
The founding father of Christianity is Jesus himself without him we would not know the joys of God almighty.
There was no US Founding Father who was born Muslim.
The city of Jerusalem, Israel.
religious toleration
Christianity
Roman Catholic AnswerNo, Catholicism is the only Church that was founded by Jesus Christ to preach and to bring His message to people and people to God. "Denominations" as we have today did not start until the sixteenth century when several people left the Church and founded their own. These "churches" are what is know now as denominations. Catholicism is Christianity, NOT a denomination.
systems of absolute rule
They couldn't breath!
The Lord Jesus Christ, Sts Peter, Paul, & the Apostles.
John Wesley is attributed to founding Methodist, and possibly Wesleyan denominations.
The Founding Fathers saw the United States as a free nation, where there would always be a separation of religion and state.