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The Freedom of a Christian is a theological treatise Martin Luther published in 1520 during the early Protestant Reformation. It presents the paired claim that a Christian is free in faith and conscience while also bound to serve others through love. Luther distinguishes justification, which he grou...
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Foundational Reformation treatise, acclaimed for its paradoxical account of faith and freedom, immense theological influence, and lucid argumentative structure.
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Written by Martin Luther in 1520, On the Freedom of a Christian is a foundational theological treatise of the Protestant Reformation. The text articulates the concept of justification by faith alone, famously arguing that a Christian is simultaneously a perfectly free lord subject to none and a perf...
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Seminal Reformation treatise admired for paradoxical elegance, theological depth, and enduring account of faith and freedom.
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