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The Lutheran church is a Christian [[Protestant]] denomination who accept the main theological teachings of [[Martin Luther]], including [[justification by faith alone]] in [[Jesus]] as the basis of [[salvation]]. This denomination is the largest in [[Germany]], and its congregations are found throughout the world. | The Lutheran church is a Christian [[Protestant]] denomination who accept the main theological teachings of [[Martin Luther]], including [[justification by faith alone]] in [[Jesus]] as the basis of [[salvation]]. This denomination is the largest in [[Germany]], and its congregations are found throughout the world. | ||
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The Lutheran church is a Christian Protestant denomination who accept the main theological teachings of Martin Luther, including justification by faith alone in Jesus as the basis of salvation. This denomination is the largest in Germany, and its congregations are found throughout the world.
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History of the Lutheran Church
Martin Luther
Reformation
Lutheran Church Hierarchy
Lutheran Church Doctrine
Sola Scriptura
Justification by faith alone
Divisions in the Lutheran Church
Lutheranism today
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