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Martin Luther was a German monk in the middle ages who disagreed with the church. He didn't like how the Church was telling people to buy their way to heaven by making them give money to the church. They were being greedy. He nailed a list of complaints to the door of a church actually. People who agreed with him followed him and created Protestants. This change was called the reformation. When Martin Luther died, the protestants also became greedy. so a group of people started the lutherans.
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City that was the center of Lutherism?
There is no city centering lutherism. Lutherism is a religon. Not a town. No one can center lutherism
What is the main religion in Estonia?
Lutherism.
Who was the founder of lutherism?
Luther Vandross.
Do Lutheranism celeberate Hanukkah?
No, Lutherism is part of Christianity. Hannukah is a Jewish celebration
What resulted from the Peace of Augsburg in 1555?
It allowed German Princes to choose between the two religions, Lutherism or Catholicism.
What resulted in the Peace of Augsburg in 1555?
It allowed German Princes to choose between the two religions, Lutherism or Catholicism.
How did the printing press help the spread of lutherism?
The printing press allowed for the mass production of pamphlets, books, and other materials promoting Luther's ideas, making them more accessible to a wider audience. This helped Lutherism spread quickly across Europe as people could now read firsthand accounts of his teachings and beliefs.
What did martin Luther do with the church?
He improved history in religion by making different religions (lutherism) and has improved churches he has one called the lutheran church
Was religious tolerance practiced in early colonial America?
pilgrims left Europe because they were being prosecuted for their religion, a really strict form of Christianity. they came here to practise their religion safely. around the American revolution, most settlers were from England, and were therefore Protestant, but there were some catholics. other branches like lutherism, calvinisim etc were present, as were athiests, but they were lesser in numbers.
Who was the clergy in lutherism?
In Lutheranism, the clergy consists of ordained ministers who are responsible for preaching, administering sacraments, and providing spiritual guidance to their congregations. Unlike the Roman Catholic tradition, Lutheran clergy are seen as equals among the faithful, emphasizing the priesthood of all believers. They typically serve in roles such as pastors or deacons within the church. The Lutheran clergy also uphold the teachings of Martin Luther, focusing on justification by faith and the authority of Scripture.
What are the differences between the spread of Christianity Buddhism and Hinduism?
Opinion: Hinduism and Buddhism are said to have never forced been upon people...The Hindu's mostly stayed in India..where as buddha was spead in India and asia...On the other hand, history reflects the 'christianity' that existed in the Roman Empire was a church-state type and all in the Empire ascribed or were ostracized. In Reformation history, some rebelled against these 'forced' teachings and soon many different branches of the common 'christianity' surfaced: Anglican, Calvinism, Lutherism... Most in these were not forced into it. True Christianity must have only the Father leading the individual to Christ (see John 6:44) to become a willing disciple.
Where did Martin Luther post the 95 theses?
Popular legend has it that Luther posted his theses on the door of his church in Wittenburg. Although no solid historical evidence exists that he actually did this, today the doors of the church have Martin Luther's theses permanently inscribed in them.
