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    Martin Luther criticized the Catholic Church's understanding of the doctrine of justification, which was that salvation could be earned through good works and indulgences. Luther argued that the Bible clearly teaches that justification is by faith alone, as seen in passages like Galatians 3:24 and Romans 5:1. He redefined the term using scriptural references, profoundly changing Christianity.

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    Martin Luther criticized the Catholic Church's understanding of the doctrine of justification, which was that salvation could be earned through good works and indulgences. Luther argued that the Bible clearly teaches that justification is by faith alone, as seen in passages like Galatians 3:24 and Romans 5:1. He redefined the term using scriptural references, profoundly changing Christianity.

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    Martin Luther criticized the Catholic Church's understanding of the doctrine of justification, which was that salvation could be earned through good works and indulgences. Luther argued that the Bible clearly teaches that justification is by faith alone, as seen in passages like Galatians 3:24 and Romans 5:1. He redefined the term using scriptural references, profoundly changing Christianity.

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    Writing A Good Essay Conclusion

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    Martin Luther s The Doctrine Of Justification
    Known and sometimes refers to as the father of reformation, Martin Luther was one of
    the most influential figures in the history of Christianity. Born in Germany in 1483, his
    father s dream for him was to become a lawyer. But, that dream fades away in 1505
    when Luther undergo a life changing experience with thunderstorm and vowed to
    become a monk instead. Luther wanted to become a monk because he fears the idea of
    hell and God s wrath to the extent where it made sense for him that life in the monastery
    would help him find salvation. Finding salvation then became his goal. A goal he was
    pursuing with all efforts from submitting to some of the church s practices to criticizing
    some. One of the practices of the church that Luther took issue with and criticized was
    the church s understanding of the doctrine of justification. This paper will focus on
    Luther s understanding of the holy scriptures. The doctrine of justification was
    misinterpreted and misunderstood by the Catholics from the early centuries to 1517
    when Martin Lutherredefined and explained the term using scripture references and as the
    result changed Christianity.
    The word justification is mentioned in several passages in the Bible; both in the Old
    and the New Testament. For example, Titus 3:7, Galatians 3.24, Romans 5:1, and in
    Isaiah 42:21, just to name a few. The Bible has been very clear on the topic of
    justification, especially the statement that justification is by faith alone. For example, in
    Galatians
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