Library - Theology - Lutheranism

Lutheranism, which is a combination of Liberal and Conservative Christianity, branched from Christianity in the 1,500s CE in favour of the Protestant Reformation theology of international German reformer Martin Luther, who advocated a doctrine of justifcation based entirely on faith and Jesus Christ.

Deities:		Supernatural agents:		Beliefs:		Traditions:
God (the supreme deity) Jesus Christ (the son of God)		Moses The Virgin Mary Satan (fallen angel and overseer of Hell)		Heaven (afterlife) Hell (afterlife) Creationism Jesus Christ and God are the same deity		Contemporary worship music

See also

• Christianity
• Judaism