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• Lutheranism
  ...ns." After a series of religious wars that lasted to 1648, the status of Lutheranism stabilized, dominating Scandinavia and the central and eastern parts of Ger ...debate Melanchthon's exact role, ranging from a few who say he ruined true Lutheranism, to those who see him as the real genius of the Reformation who determined
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• Lutheranism/Approval
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• Lutheranism/Definition
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• Lutheranism/Bibliography
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• Lutheranism/Related Articles
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• Pietism/Definition
  A [[Protestantism|Protestant]] reform movement originating in 17th century Lutheranism with an emphasis on the practical and relational aspects of the Christian l
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• Martin Luther/Related Articles
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• Edict of Restitution/Related Articles
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• Protestantism/Related Articles
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• Philipp Melanchthon/Related Articles
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• Lutheranism/Related Articles
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• Reformation/Related Articles
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• Bishop
  ...ergy including other bishops. Some [[Protestant]] churches including the [[Lutheranism|Lutheran]] and [[Methodist]] churches have bishops serving similar function
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• Lutheranism
  ...ns." After a series of religious wars that lasted to 1648, the status of Lutheranism stabilized, dominating Scandinavia and the central and eastern parts of Ger ...debate Melanchthon's exact role, ranging from a few who say he ruined true Lutheranism, to those who see him as the real genius of the Reformation who determined
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• Philipp Melanchthon
  ...older of Protestantism. As much as Luther, he is the primary founder of [[Lutheranism]]. They both denounced what they saw as the exaggerated cult of the saints ...rom Luther on four counts, and a few historians have argued that he forced Lutheranism into his mold more than Luther's.
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• Edict of Restitution
  ...ius religio'' principle previously recognized permitting the practice of [[Lutheranism]] in Catholic states if the religion had been practiced prior to the [[Peac
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• Norway
  ...perty and affairs. King [[Christian III of Denmark and Norway]] declared [[Lutheranism]] as the official religion of the realm, and after [[Absolute monarchy|abso
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• Friedrich Nietzsche
  Nietzsche's father, [[Carl Ludwig Nietzsche]] (1813-1849), a teacher and [[Lutheranism|Lutheran]] pastor, died five years after Friedrich's birth, and his brother
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• Evangelicalism
  ...inental Europe since the [[Protestant Reformation]] of the 16th century, [[Lutheranism|Lutheran]] churches have been called "Evangelical" (German ''Evangelische'' ...understood to mean simply [[Protestantism|Protestant]], or specifically [[Lutheranism|Lutheran]], as a literal translation of the German "evangelisch". In German
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• Protestantism
  ==Lutheranism== * [[Lutheranism]]
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• History/Catalogs/Historians by area of study
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• Karl Marx
  ...is family, from a long line of Jewish rabbis, but his family converted to Lutheranism in 1824. Marx received a classical education and at the age of 17 he spe
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• Otto von Bismarck
  ...He married Johanna von Puttkamer, and found religion, adopting a quietist Lutheranism that would remain with him for the rest of his life.
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• Wisconsin v. Yoder
  Meanwhile, as a result of the Iowa events, Reverend William C. Lindholm, a [[Lutheranism|Lutheran]] minister, formed with others the [[National Committee for Amish
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