Definition of Lutheran in English:

Lutheran

noun ˈluːθ(ə)r(ə)nˈluθ(ə)rən

1A follower of Martin Luther.
马丁·路德的信徒
Example sentencesExamples
- Baptists, Swedish and Dutch Lutherans, Dutch Calvinists, and a handful of Catholics also worshiped there.
- Catholics, along with Lutherans and Calvinists in Europe, fiercely persecuted the Anabaptists, and for four hundred years there had been few efforts at reconciliation.
- It may also be worth noting that his theology and his ‘reverence for life’ ethic were considered too ‘spacious’ by many of his fellow Lutherans!
- These Lutherans were pietist and puritanical, expecting the imminent apocalypse.
- The region was a mixture of Calvinists, Lutherans, Catholics and Anabaptists.
- Roman Catholics, Calvinists, and Lutherans together constituted slightly over 90 percent of all religious affiliations of Hungarian Americans.
- As the Orthodox advanced their theosis theology the Lutherans began to sense that very similar ideas were present in Luther's theology.
- Furthermore, the Lutherans felt very frustrated by the orthodox wing of the Dutch Reformed Church, which tried to minimize the Lutheran influence.
- In their reaction to what they saw as papal arrogance, Luther and early Lutherans said that since the time of the apostles no one person had a mandate for carrying out the universal mission of God.
- In the post-Reformation period the church divided into Calvinist, Lutheran, and Anabaptist camps, and the issue has gone unresolved until the present day.
- To protect their understanding of Christian freedom, these Lutherans refused to be compelled in matters of church usages when the secular arm of authority was forcing the issue.
- To contrast the witness with those in the mixture is simply to restate the difference between Anabaptist and Lutheran.
- The Calvinists also thought the Lutherans were too docile politically, and the Lutherans accused the Calvinists of resisting the legitimate Prince.
- Of special interest for Lutherans is the constructive potential of Jewish-Christian dialogue to contribute to our understanding of the relationship between law and gospel.
- The Pietists in the late sixteenth and seventeenth centuries were a good deal less interested than the orthodox Lutherans in Luther as a teacher of true doctrine.
- Among them were the heat, drought, frost, floods, loneliness, isolation, lack of medical facilities and money and last but not least doctrinal differences among the Lutherans themselves.
- But as the Sea Beggars got stronger, they started to persecute Catholics, Anabaptists and Lutherans.
- Some smaller, more radical religious groups claimed that the Lutherans and Calvinists had not gone far enough in reforming Christianity.
- There was not a word or phrase that would have suggested that Luther not only wasn't a Lutheran, he wasn't even a Christian or believer of any kind at all.
- The fact that Luther is what I have called ‘alive’ has invited many good Lutherans to become more ‘Lutheran’ than Luther himself.
Synonyms
nonconformist, protestant, freethinker, recusant
1. 1.1 A member of the Lutheran Church.
  路德宗教会成员
  Example sentencesExamples
  Perhaps most important, in many urban and rural areas where churches are struggling, Episcopalians and Lutherans will be able to have joint congregations served by a pastor or priest of either body.
  The last named has been adopted by the Lutheran, Reformed tradition, and Methodist Churches that had previously developed a lectionary of their own.
  Although most ethnic Hungarians belong to the Reformed church, Lutherans constitute the country's largest Protestant denomination.
  The largest denominations are Evangelical Lutherans and Greek Catholics.
  The Evangelical Church is a unified Protestant church, which combines Lutherans, Reformed Protestants, and United Protestants.
  Those who remained religious fell into three separate groups: Laestadians, Lutherans, and free church Protestants.
  Similarly, Lutherans agreed to the Anglican practice of ordination by a bishop, not a pastor.
  Clearly, many Lutherans see full communion with the Episcopal Church as a costly decision that threatens Lutheran identity.
  I believe Presbyterians and Methodists and Lutherans, too, would recognize it as part of their baggage.
  The Baptists, Methodists, Lutherans, Mormons all have impressive emergency relief works after major events.
  Lithuania is mainly Roman Catholic, with some Lutherans and a few members of other churches.
  In a document in 2000, he labelled other Christian churches as deficient - shocking Anglicans, Lutherans and other Protestants in ecumenical dialogue with Rome for years.
  These texts are themselves the focus of a liturgical life that Lutherans and Catholics (and Anglicans and Orthodox and, to varying degrees, other Protestants) largely share.
  As Lutherans we believe Jesus Christ is the integrative center of Scripture and its definitive interpreter.
  Today, Muslims in the United States outnumber Episcopalians, Lutherans, Presbyterians, the United Church of Christ and many other Christian denominations.
  As far as Christianity is concerned, the four so-called ‘mother’ churches are the Lutheran, Reformed, Roman Catholic and Anglican churches.
  Zionists aren't Lutherans or Catholics, so let's be blunt about what you said.
  Other important denominations include Roman Catholics, Methodists, Lutherans, Presbyterians, and Anglicans, the last led by Nobel Peace Prize winner Bishop Desmond Tutu.
  Among Catholics, Anglicans, Lutherans, Presbyterians, Disciples of Christ, and Methodists, an infant is baptized into the body of believers and of Christ by sprinkling water on its head.
  The long-term hope is for the sharing of the Eucharist between Lutherans and Catholics.

adjective ˈluːθ(ə)r(ə)nˈluθ(ə)rən

1Of or characterized by the theology of Martin Luther.
路德教的，路德宗的
Example sentencesExamples
- However, since he was unable to stay to supervise the printing he asked Andreas Osiander, a Lutheran theologian with considerable experience of printing mathematical texts, to undertake the task.
- Then the author shows the ‘evangelical conversion of the Catholic Canon Law’ and how Lutheran theologians and jurists linked the use of this converted law to all phases of life.
- And so far as religion is concerned, it has had a direct and significant impact, in particular being seen by certain Lutheran theologians as lending fresh force and impetus to the tradition to which they belong.
- The release announces a new book by Lutheran theologians Gordon Lathrop and Timothy Wengert on the ‘marks’ of the true Church.
- Compatible, perhaps, with a Lutheran theology of the cross, Peters's view of the cosmic dance is cruciform.
- How does Lutheran theology differ from Reformed-Calvinistic theology?
- He opposed Lutheran theology and, fatally, the English throne's break with Rome.
- There's that understanding of the Word of God, and the performative, effectual nature of the Word of God, which under-girds Lutheran theology and Lutheran worship and Bach's music.
- The gradual adoption of Lutheran theology in the course of the sixteenth century eliminated the doctrine of purgatory and demanded a restructuring of beliefs concerning the afterlife and the fate of dead bodies.
- This reality emerged in theological discussions that the Finnish Lutheran theologians have had with the Russian Orthodox Church.
- You've actually quoted Christor Stendhal a few times in your work, the Lutheran minister and theologian at Harvard University, and he's been of course very active in religious dialogue for decades.
- George A. Lindbeck is a Lutheran theologian and professor emeritus of the Yale Divinity School.
- The idea for such a foundation and conference has been a topic of conversation among theologians and ecumenists for five years, with Lutheran theologian Robert Jenson serving as a key organizer.
- This dimension of a theology of the cross must be viewed within a Lutheran theology in which God values life and creation.
- Barth was more heavily influenced by the Lutheran theology of Harnack and Herrmann in his student years.
- Simultaneously, Cranach continued to produce altarpieces and devotional images reflecting Lutheran theology.
- I am a Lutheran theologian with considerable sympathy for the horizon shared by Lutherans and Roman Catholics.
- Where are the limits and weaknesses of Lutheran theology?
- Moe-Lobeda succeeds in showing that an accurate reading of Lutheran theology poses a moral challenge to the everyday life of affluent Americans.
- He is a theologically reflective Lutheran layman who has through the years strengthened his support for our Christian heritage.
1. 1.1 Relating to the Lutheran Church.
  路德宗教会成员
  Example sentencesExamples
  Anglican and Lutheran churches in Canada have approved a full communion agreement modeled on a similar accord drafted by their sister churches in the United States.
  Once the Roman Catholic, Anglican, and some Lutheran churches went onto the offensive greater opportunities for religious commissions followed.
  The Chicago Tribune headlined ‘Episcopal Church Approves Alliance with Lutheran Sect’.
  In the last decade, Lutheran and Anglican churches in Canada, the United States, and northern Europe entered into separate agreements of full communion.
  Hence Hindu Gandhi, Baptist Martin Luther King Jr. and Lutheran Dag Hammarskjold earn mentions in Lives of the Saints.
  After a few weeks of attending Methodist, Baptist, and Lutheran churches, her parents finally decided their new denomination was Presbyterian.
  I recently led an adult education forum at a large Lutheran church on the topic, ‘A Christian Response to Terrorism.’
  He was a Lutheran pastor, missionary, and church executive for 25 years.
  No one is suggesting that Catholics stop referring to the Anglican, Lutheran and Pentecostal churches.
  Protestant groups include the United Church of Canada and the Anglican, Presbyterian, Baptist, and Lutheran churches.
  Add to this that the document addresses only one issue that divides Catholic and Lutheran churches, even if the issue is the most important one.
  The substantial differences between Calvinist / Reformed and Lutheran views divided Protestants in England as much as on the continent.
  Unlike the Slovaks, who tended to adhere to the old-world Calvinist and Lutheran denominations, Czech Protestants tended to affiliate with American denominations.
  Most of the Protestants belong to the Lutheran church in Murska Sobota.
  Some of my most ardent Protestant Evangelicals fell in love with Teresa of Avila; Dietrich Bonhoeffer, the Lutheran pastor, was a favorite among the Catholics.
  The growth of royal power precipitated a break with Roman Catholic Church and the gradual establishment of a reformed church on the Lutheran model.
  I took my 3-year-old nephew to Easter services at a Lutheran church near my home.
  The three remaining churches are still in Lutheran limbo.
  In the Lutheran churches with which Anglicans are now in full communion, confirmation-laying on of hands-has historically been administered by presbyters.

Derivatives

Lutheranism

noun ˈluːθ(ə)r(ə)nɪz(ə)mˈluθ(ə)rəˌnɪzəm

Disgusted with the bland, palliative Lutheranism of his day, he stresses duty, self-sacrifice, and total commitment.
Example sentencesExamples
- But I want to give my daughter a framework for metaphysics, and the hot broth of Lutheranism is as good as start as any.
- On the Elbe, it is also the capital of Saxony, sometime birthplace of the kings of Poland, the cradle of Lutheranism, and was once called the Protestant Vatican.
- He's blasted the Blairite champagne socialists and denounced dog owners, tattooed goths, and the Presbyterians who believe Lutheranism is a form of crazed hedonism.
- The Protestant Reformation created not only Lutheranism but its archrival, Calvinism, which now joined the Roman Catholic and Greek Orthodox Churches.

Definition of Lutheran in US English:

Lutheran

nounˈluθ(ə)rənˈlo͞oTH(ə)rən

1A follower of Martin Luther.
马丁·路德的信徒
Example sentencesExamples
- To contrast the witness with those in the mixture is simply to restate the difference between Anabaptist and Lutheran.
- It may also be worth noting that his theology and his ‘reverence for life’ ethic were considered too ‘spacious’ by many of his fellow Lutherans!
- Roman Catholics, Calvinists, and Lutherans together constituted slightly over 90 percent of all religious affiliations of Hungarian Americans.
- The region was a mixture of Calvinists, Lutherans, Catholics and Anabaptists.
- The Calvinists also thought the Lutherans were too docile politically, and the Lutherans accused the Calvinists of resisting the legitimate Prince.
- Catholics, along with Lutherans and Calvinists in Europe, fiercely persecuted the Anabaptists, and for four hundred years there had been few efforts at reconciliation.
- Among them were the heat, drought, frost, floods, loneliness, isolation, lack of medical facilities and money and last but not least doctrinal differences among the Lutherans themselves.
- But as the Sea Beggars got stronger, they started to persecute Catholics, Anabaptists and Lutherans.
- Baptists, Swedish and Dutch Lutherans, Dutch Calvinists, and a handful of Catholics also worshiped there.
- The fact that Luther is what I have called ‘alive’ has invited many good Lutherans to become more ‘Lutheran’ than Luther himself.
- These Lutherans were pietist and puritanical, expecting the imminent apocalypse.
- There was not a word or phrase that would have suggested that Luther not only wasn't a Lutheran, he wasn't even a Christian or believer of any kind at all.
- Of special interest for Lutherans is the constructive potential of Jewish-Christian dialogue to contribute to our understanding of the relationship between law and gospel.
- Furthermore, the Lutherans felt very frustrated by the orthodox wing of the Dutch Reformed Church, which tried to minimize the Lutheran influence.
- In the post-Reformation period the church divided into Calvinist, Lutheran, and Anabaptist camps, and the issue has gone unresolved until the present day.
- Some smaller, more radical religious groups claimed that the Lutherans and Calvinists had not gone far enough in reforming Christianity.
- The Pietists in the late sixteenth and seventeenth centuries were a good deal less interested than the orthodox Lutherans in Luther as a teacher of true doctrine.
- As the Orthodox advanced their theosis theology the Lutherans began to sense that very similar ideas were present in Luther's theology.
- In their reaction to what they saw as papal arrogance, Luther and early Lutherans said that since the time of the apostles no one person had a mandate for carrying out the universal mission of God.
- To protect their understanding of Christian freedom, these Lutherans refused to be compelled in matters of church usages when the secular arm of authority was forcing the issue.
Synonyms
nonconformist, protestant, freethinker, recusant
1. 1.1 A member of the Lutheran Church.
  路德宗教会成员
  Example sentencesExamples
  Perhaps most important, in many urban and rural areas where churches are struggling, Episcopalians and Lutherans will be able to have joint congregations served by a pastor or priest of either body.
  The Baptists, Methodists, Lutherans, Mormons all have impressive emergency relief works after major events.
  As Lutherans we believe Jesus Christ is the integrative center of Scripture and its definitive interpreter.
  Similarly, Lutherans agreed to the Anglican practice of ordination by a bishop, not a pastor.
  The long-term hope is for the sharing of the Eucharist between Lutherans and Catholics.
  Among Catholics, Anglicans, Lutherans, Presbyterians, Disciples of Christ, and Methodists, an infant is baptized into the body of believers and of Christ by sprinkling water on its head.
  The last named has been adopted by the Lutheran, Reformed tradition, and Methodist Churches that had previously developed a lectionary of their own.
  Today, Muslims in the United States outnumber Episcopalians, Lutherans, Presbyterians, the United Church of Christ and many other Christian denominations.
  In a document in 2000, he labelled other Christian churches as deficient - shocking Anglicans, Lutherans and other Protestants in ecumenical dialogue with Rome for years.
  These texts are themselves the focus of a liturgical life that Lutherans and Catholics (and Anglicans and Orthodox and, to varying degrees, other Protestants) largely share.
  Other important denominations include Roman Catholics, Methodists, Lutherans, Presbyterians, and Anglicans, the last led by Nobel Peace Prize winner Bishop Desmond Tutu.
  Those who remained religious fell into three separate groups: Laestadians, Lutherans, and free church Protestants.
  As far as Christianity is concerned, the four so-called ‘mother’ churches are the Lutheran, Reformed, Roman Catholic and Anglican churches.
  Although most ethnic Hungarians belong to the Reformed church, Lutherans constitute the country's largest Protestant denomination.
  Lithuania is mainly Roman Catholic, with some Lutherans and a few members of other churches.
  I believe Presbyterians and Methodists and Lutherans, too, would recognize it as part of their baggage.
  Zionists aren't Lutherans or Catholics, so let's be blunt about what you said.
  Clearly, many Lutherans see full communion with the Episcopal Church as a costly decision that threatens Lutheran identity.
  The Evangelical Church is a unified Protestant church, which combines Lutherans, Reformed Protestants, and United Protestants.
  The largest denominations are Evangelical Lutherans and Greek Catholics.

adjectiveˈluθ(ə)rənˈlo͞oTH(ə)rən

1Of or characterized by the theology of Martin Luther.
路德教的，路德宗的
Example sentencesExamples
- Barth was more heavily influenced by the Lutheran theology of Harnack and Herrmann in his student years.
- The idea for such a foundation and conference has been a topic of conversation among theologians and ecumenists for five years, with Lutheran theologian Robert Jenson serving as a key organizer.
- The release announces a new book by Lutheran theologians Gordon Lathrop and Timothy Wengert on the ‘marks’ of the true Church.
- He is a theologically reflective Lutheran layman who has through the years strengthened his support for our Christian heritage.
- Compatible, perhaps, with a Lutheran theology of the cross, Peters's view of the cosmic dance is cruciform.
- You've actually quoted Christor Stendhal a few times in your work, the Lutheran minister and theologian at Harvard University, and he's been of course very active in religious dialogue for decades.
- And so far as religion is concerned, it has had a direct and significant impact, in particular being seen by certain Lutheran theologians as lending fresh force and impetus to the tradition to which they belong.
- Where are the limits and weaknesses of Lutheran theology?
- There's that understanding of the Word of God, and the performative, effectual nature of the Word of God, which under-girds Lutheran theology and Lutheran worship and Bach's music.
- George A. Lindbeck is a Lutheran theologian and professor emeritus of the Yale Divinity School.
- The gradual adoption of Lutheran theology in the course of the sixteenth century eliminated the doctrine of purgatory and demanded a restructuring of beliefs concerning the afterlife and the fate of dead bodies.
- He opposed Lutheran theology and, fatally, the English throne's break with Rome.
- This dimension of a theology of the cross must be viewed within a Lutheran theology in which God values life and creation.
- I am a Lutheran theologian with considerable sympathy for the horizon shared by Lutherans and Roman Catholics.
- Simultaneously, Cranach continued to produce altarpieces and devotional images reflecting Lutheran theology.
- How does Lutheran theology differ from Reformed-Calvinistic theology?
- However, since he was unable to stay to supervise the printing he asked Andreas Osiander, a Lutheran theologian with considerable experience of printing mathematical texts, to undertake the task.
- Moe-Lobeda succeeds in showing that an accurate reading of Lutheran theology poses a moral challenge to the everyday life of affluent Americans.
- Then the author shows the ‘evangelical conversion of the Catholic Canon Law’ and how Lutheran theologians and jurists linked the use of this converted law to all phases of life.
- This reality emerged in theological discussions that the Finnish Lutheran theologians have had with the Russian Orthodox Church.
1. 1.1 Relating to the Lutheran Church.
  路德宗教会成员
  Example sentencesExamples
  In the last decade, Lutheran and Anglican churches in Canada, the United States, and northern Europe entered into separate agreements of full communion.
  Add to this that the document addresses only one issue that divides Catholic and Lutheran churches, even if the issue is the most important one.
  I took my 3-year-old nephew to Easter services at a Lutheran church near my home.
  No one is suggesting that Catholics stop referring to the Anglican, Lutheran and Pentecostal churches.
  The three remaining churches are still in Lutheran limbo.
  After a few weeks of attending Methodist, Baptist, and Lutheran churches, her parents finally decided their new denomination was Presbyterian.
  In the Lutheran churches with which Anglicans are now in full communion, confirmation-laying on of hands-has historically been administered by presbyters.
  The substantial differences between Calvinist / Reformed and Lutheran views divided Protestants in England as much as on the continent.
  He was a Lutheran pastor, missionary, and church executive for 25 years.
  Protestant groups include the United Church of Canada and the Anglican, Presbyterian, Baptist, and Lutheran churches.
  The growth of royal power precipitated a break with Roman Catholic Church and the gradual establishment of a reformed church on the Lutheran model.
  Some of my most ardent Protestant Evangelicals fell in love with Teresa of Avila; Dietrich Bonhoeffer, the Lutheran pastor, was a favorite among the Catholics.
  Unlike the Slovaks, who tended to adhere to the old-world Calvinist and Lutheran denominations, Czech Protestants tended to affiliate with American denominations.
  Hence Hindu Gandhi, Baptist Martin Luther King Jr. and Lutheran Dag Hammarskjold earn mentions in Lives of the Saints.
  I recently led an adult education forum at a large Lutheran church on the topic, ‘A Christian Response to Terrorism.’
  The Chicago Tribune headlined ‘Episcopal Church Approves Alliance with Lutheran Sect’.
  Most of the Protestants belong to the Lutheran church in Murska Sobota.
  Anglican and Lutheran churches in Canada have approved a full communion agreement modeled on a similar accord drafted by their sister churches in the United States.
  Once the Roman Catholic, Anglican, and some Lutheran churches went onto the offensive greater opportunities for religious commissions followed.

单词	Lutheran
释义	Definition of Lutheran in English: Lutheran noun ˈluːθ(ə)r(ə)nˈluθ(ə)rən 1A follower of Martin Luther. 马丁·路德的信徒 Example sentencesExamples Baptists, Swedish and Dutch Lutherans, Dutch Calvinists, and a handful of Catholics also worshiped there. Catholics, along with Lutherans and Calvinists in Europe, fiercely persecuted the Anabaptists, and for four hundred years there had been few efforts at reconciliation. It may also be worth noting that his theology and his ‘reverence for life’ ethic were considered too ‘spacious’ by many of his fellow Lutherans! These Lutherans were pietist and puritanical, expecting the imminent apocalypse. The region was a mixture of Calvinists, Lutherans, Catholics and Anabaptists. Roman Catholics, Calvinists, and Lutherans together constituted slightly over 90 percent of all religious affiliations of Hungarian Americans. As the Orthodox advanced their theosis theology the Lutherans began to sense that very similar ideas were present in Luther's theology. Furthermore, the Lutherans felt very frustrated by the orthodox wing of the Dutch Reformed Church, which tried to minimize the Lutheran influence. In their reaction to what they saw as papal arrogance, Luther and early Lutherans said that since the time of the apostles no one person had a mandate for carrying out the universal mission of God. In the post-Reformation period the church divided into Calvinist, Lutheran, and Anabaptist camps, and the issue has gone unresolved until the present day. To protect their understanding of Christian freedom, these Lutherans refused to be compelled in matters of church usages when the secular arm of authority was forcing the issue. To contrast the witness with those in the mixture is simply to restate the difference between Anabaptist and Lutheran. The Calvinists also thought the Lutherans were too docile politically, and the Lutherans accused the Calvinists of resisting the legitimate Prince. Of special interest for Lutherans is the constructive potential of Jewish-Christian dialogue to contribute to our understanding of the relationship between law and gospel. The Pietists in the late sixteenth and seventeenth centuries were a good deal less interested than the orthodox Lutherans in Luther as a teacher of true doctrine. Among them were the heat, drought, frost, floods, loneliness, isolation, lack of medical facilities and money and last but not least doctrinal differences among the Lutherans themselves. But as the Sea Beggars got stronger, they started to persecute Catholics, Anabaptists and Lutherans. Some smaller, more radical religious groups claimed that the Lutherans and Calvinists had not gone far enough in reforming Christianity. There was not a word or phrase that would have suggested that Luther not only wasn't a Lutheran, he wasn't even a Christian or believer of any kind at all. The fact that Luther is what I have called ‘alive’ has invited many good Lutherans to become more ‘Lutheran’ than Luther himself. Synonyms nonconformist, protestant, freethinker, recusant 1.1 A member of the Lutheran Church. 路德宗教会成员 Example sentencesExamples Perhaps most important, in many urban and rural areas where churches are struggling, Episcopalians and Lutherans will be able to have joint congregations served by a pastor or priest of either body. The last named has been adopted by the Lutheran, Reformed tradition, and Methodist Churches that had previously developed a lectionary of their own. Although most ethnic Hungarians belong to the Reformed church, Lutherans constitute the country's largest Protestant denomination. The largest denominations are Evangelical Lutherans and Greek Catholics. The Evangelical Church is a unified Protestant church, which combines Lutherans, Reformed Protestants, and United Protestants. Those who remained religious fell into three separate groups: Laestadians, Lutherans, and free church Protestants. Similarly, Lutherans agreed to the Anglican practice of ordination by a bishop, not a pastor. Clearly, many Lutherans see full communion with the Episcopal Church as a costly decision that threatens Lutheran identity. I believe Presbyterians and Methodists and Lutherans, too, would recognize it as part of their baggage. The Baptists, Methodists, Lutherans, Mormons all have impressive emergency relief works after major events. Lithuania is mainly Roman Catholic, with some Lutherans and a few members of other churches. In a document in 2000, he labelled other Christian churches as deficient - shocking Anglicans, Lutherans and other Protestants in ecumenical dialogue with Rome for years. These texts are themselves the focus of a liturgical life that Lutherans and Catholics (and Anglicans and Orthodox and, to varying degrees, other Protestants) largely share. As Lutherans we believe Jesus Christ is the integrative center of Scripture and its definitive interpreter. Today, Muslims in the United States outnumber Episcopalians, Lutherans, Presbyterians, the United Church of Christ and many other Christian denominations. As far as Christianity is concerned, the four so-called ‘mother’ churches are the Lutheran, Reformed, Roman Catholic and Anglican churches. Zionists aren't Lutherans or Catholics, so let's be blunt about what you said. Other important denominations include Roman Catholics, Methodists, Lutherans, Presbyterians, and Anglicans, the last led by Nobel Peace Prize winner Bishop Desmond Tutu. Among Catholics, Anglicans, Lutherans, Presbyterians, Disciples of Christ, and Methodists, an infant is baptized into the body of believers and of Christ by sprinkling water on its head. The long-term hope is for the sharing of the Eucharist between Lutherans and Catholics. adjective ˈluːθ(ə)r(ə)nˈluθ(ə)rən 1Of or characterized by the theology of Martin Luther. 路德教的，路德宗的 Example sentencesExamples However, since he was unable to stay to supervise the printing he asked Andreas Osiander, a Lutheran theologian with considerable experience of printing mathematical texts, to undertake the task. Then the author shows the ‘evangelical conversion of the Catholic Canon Law’ and how Lutheran theologians and jurists linked the use of this converted law to all phases of life. And so far as religion is concerned, it has had a direct and significant impact, in particular being seen by certain Lutheran theologians as lending fresh force and impetus to the tradition to which they belong. The release announces a new book by Lutheran theologians Gordon Lathrop and Timothy Wengert on the ‘marks’ of the true Church. Compatible, perhaps, with a Lutheran theology of the cross, Peters's view of the cosmic dance is cruciform. How does Lutheran theology differ from Reformed-Calvinistic theology? He opposed Lutheran theology and, fatally, the English throne's break with Rome. There's that understanding of the Word of God, and the performative, effectual nature of the Word of God, which under-girds Lutheran theology and Lutheran worship and Bach's music. The gradual adoption of Lutheran theology in the course of the sixteenth century eliminated the doctrine of purgatory and demanded a restructuring of beliefs concerning the afterlife and the fate of dead bodies. This reality emerged in theological discussions that the Finnish Lutheran theologians have had with the Russian Orthodox Church. You've actually quoted Christor Stendhal a few times in your work, the Lutheran minister and theologian at Harvard University, and he's been of course very active in religious dialogue for decades. George A. Lindbeck is a Lutheran theologian and professor emeritus of the Yale Divinity School. The idea for such a foundation and conference has been a topic of conversation among theologians and ecumenists for five years, with Lutheran theologian Robert Jenson serving as a key organizer. This dimension of a theology of the cross must be viewed within a Lutheran theology in which God values life and creation. Barth was more heavily influenced by the Lutheran theology of Harnack and Herrmann in his student years. Simultaneously, Cranach continued to produce altarpieces and devotional images reflecting Lutheran theology. I am a Lutheran theologian with considerable sympathy for the horizon shared by Lutherans and Roman Catholics. Where are the limits and weaknesses of Lutheran theology? Moe-Lobeda succeeds in showing that an accurate reading of Lutheran theology poses a moral challenge to the everyday life of affluent Americans. He is a theologically reflective Lutheran layman who has through the years strengthened his support for our Christian heritage. 1.1 Relating to the Lutheran Church. 路德宗教会成员 Example sentencesExamples Anglican and Lutheran churches in Canada have approved a full communion agreement modeled on a similar accord drafted by their sister churches in the United States. Once the Roman Catholic, Anglican, and some Lutheran churches went onto the offensive greater opportunities for religious commissions followed. The Chicago Tribune headlined ‘Episcopal Church Approves Alliance with Lutheran Sect’. In the last decade, Lutheran and Anglican churches in Canada, the United States, and northern Europe entered into separate agreements of full communion. Hence Hindu Gandhi, Baptist Martin Luther King Jr. and Lutheran Dag Hammarskjold earn mentions in Lives of the Saints. After a few weeks of attending Methodist, Baptist, and Lutheran churches, her parents finally decided their new denomination was Presbyterian. I recently led an adult education forum at a large Lutheran church on the topic, ‘A Christian Response to Terrorism.’ He was a Lutheran pastor, missionary, and church executive for 25 years. No one is suggesting that Catholics stop referring to the Anglican, Lutheran and Pentecostal churches. Protestant groups include the United Church of Canada and the Anglican, Presbyterian, Baptist, and Lutheran churches. Add to this that the document addresses only one issue that divides Catholic and Lutheran churches, even if the issue is the most important one. The substantial differences between Calvinist / Reformed and Lutheran views divided Protestants in England as much as on the continent. Unlike the Slovaks, who tended to adhere to the old-world Calvinist and Lutheran denominations, Czech Protestants tended to affiliate with American denominations. Most of the Protestants belong to the Lutheran church in Murska Sobota. Some of my most ardent Protestant Evangelicals fell in love with Teresa of Avila; Dietrich Bonhoeffer, the Lutheran pastor, was a favorite among the Catholics. The growth of royal power precipitated a break with Roman Catholic Church and the gradual establishment of a reformed church on the Lutheran model. I took my 3-year-old nephew to Easter services at a Lutheran church near my home. The three remaining churches are still in Lutheran limbo. In the Lutheran churches with which Anglicans are now in full communion, confirmation-laying on of hands-has historically been administered by presbyters. Derivatives Lutheranism noun ˈluːθ(ə)r(ə)nɪz(ə)mˈluθ(ə)rəˌnɪzəm Disgusted with the bland, palliative Lutheranism of his day, he stresses duty, self-sacrifice, and total commitment. Example sentencesExamples But I want to give my daughter a framework for metaphysics, and the hot broth of Lutheranism is as good as start as any. On the Elbe, it is also the capital of Saxony, sometime birthplace of the kings of Poland, the cradle of Lutheranism, and was once called the Protestant Vatican. He's blasted the Blairite champagne socialists and denounced dog owners, tattooed goths, and the Presbyterians who believe Lutheranism is a form of crazed hedonism. The Protestant Reformation created not only Lutheranism but its archrival, Calvinism, which now joined the Roman Catholic and Greek Orthodox Churches. Definition of Lutheran in US English: Lutheran nounˈluθ(ə)rənˈlo͞oTH(ə)rən 1A follower of Martin Luther. 马丁·路德的信徒 Example sentencesExamples To contrast the witness with those in the mixture is simply to restate the difference between Anabaptist and Lutheran. It may also be worth noting that his theology and his ‘reverence for life’ ethic were considered too ‘spacious’ by many of his fellow Lutherans! Roman Catholics, Calvinists, and Lutherans together constituted slightly over 90 percent of all religious affiliations of Hungarian Americans. The region was a mixture of Calvinists, Lutherans, Catholics and Anabaptists. The Calvinists also thought the Lutherans were too docile politically, and the Lutherans accused the Calvinists of resisting the legitimate Prince. Catholics, along with Lutherans and Calvinists in Europe, fiercely persecuted the Anabaptists, and for four hundred years there had been few efforts at reconciliation. Among them were the heat, drought, frost, floods, loneliness, isolation, lack of medical facilities and money and last but not least doctrinal differences among the Lutherans themselves. But as the Sea Beggars got stronger, they started to persecute Catholics, Anabaptists and Lutherans. Baptists, Swedish and Dutch Lutherans, Dutch Calvinists, and a handful of Catholics also worshiped there. The fact that Luther is what I have called ‘alive’ has invited many good Lutherans to become more ‘Lutheran’ than Luther himself. These Lutherans were pietist and puritanical, expecting the imminent apocalypse. There was not a word or phrase that would have suggested that Luther not only wasn't a Lutheran, he wasn't even a Christian or believer of any kind at all. Of special interest for Lutherans is the constructive potential of Jewish-Christian dialogue to contribute to our understanding of the relationship between law and gospel. Furthermore, the Lutherans felt very frustrated by the orthodox wing of the Dutch Reformed Church, which tried to minimize the Lutheran influence. In the post-Reformation period the church divided into Calvinist, Lutheran, and Anabaptist camps, and the issue has gone unresolved until the present day. Some smaller, more radical religious groups claimed that the Lutherans and Calvinists had not gone far enough in reforming Christianity. The Pietists in the late sixteenth and seventeenth centuries were a good deal less interested than the orthodox Lutherans in Luther as a teacher of true doctrine. As the Orthodox advanced their theosis theology the Lutherans began to sense that very similar ideas were present in Luther's theology. In their reaction to what they saw as papal arrogance, Luther and early Lutherans said that since the time of the apostles no one person had a mandate for carrying out the universal mission of God. To protect their understanding of Christian freedom, these Lutherans refused to be compelled in matters of church usages when the secular arm of authority was forcing the issue. Synonyms nonconformist, protestant, freethinker, recusant 1.1 A member of the Lutheran Church. 路德宗教会成员 Example sentencesExamples Perhaps most important, in many urban and rural areas where churches are struggling, Episcopalians and Lutherans will be able to have joint congregations served by a pastor or priest of either body. The Baptists, Methodists, Lutherans, Mormons all have impressive emergency relief works after major events. As Lutherans we believe Jesus Christ is the integrative center of Scripture and its definitive interpreter. Similarly, Lutherans agreed to the Anglican practice of ordination by a bishop, not a pastor. The long-term hope is for the sharing of the Eucharist between Lutherans and Catholics. Among Catholics, Anglicans, Lutherans, Presbyterians, Disciples of Christ, and Methodists, an infant is baptized into the body of believers and of Christ by sprinkling water on its head. The last named has been adopted by the Lutheran, Reformed tradition, and Methodist Churches that had previously developed a lectionary of their own. Today, Muslims in the United States outnumber Episcopalians, Lutherans, Presbyterians, the United Church of Christ and many other Christian denominations. In a document in 2000, he labelled other Christian churches as deficient - shocking Anglicans, Lutherans and other Protestants in ecumenical dialogue with Rome for years. These texts are themselves the focus of a liturgical life that Lutherans and Catholics (and Anglicans and Orthodox and, to varying degrees, other Protestants) largely share. Other important denominations include Roman Catholics, Methodists, Lutherans, Presbyterians, and Anglicans, the last led by Nobel Peace Prize winner Bishop Desmond Tutu. Those who remained religious fell into three separate groups: Laestadians, Lutherans, and free church Protestants. As far as Christianity is concerned, the four so-called ‘mother’ churches are the Lutheran, Reformed, Roman Catholic and Anglican churches. Although most ethnic Hungarians belong to the Reformed church, Lutherans constitute the country's largest Protestant denomination. Lithuania is mainly Roman Catholic, with some Lutherans and a few members of other churches. I believe Presbyterians and Methodists and Lutherans, too, would recognize it as part of their baggage. Zionists aren't Lutherans or Catholics, so let's be blunt about what you said. Clearly, many Lutherans see full communion with the Episcopal Church as a costly decision that threatens Lutheran identity. The Evangelical Church is a unified Protestant church, which combines Lutherans, Reformed Protestants, and United Protestants. The largest denominations are Evangelical Lutherans and Greek Catholics. adjectiveˈluθ(ə)rənˈlo͞oTH(ə)rən 1Of or characterized by the theology of Martin Luther. 路德教的，路德宗的 Example sentencesExamples Barth was more heavily influenced by the Lutheran theology of Harnack and Herrmann in his student years. The idea for such a foundation and conference has been a topic of conversation among theologians and ecumenists for five years, with Lutheran theologian Robert Jenson serving as a key organizer. The release announces a new book by Lutheran theologians Gordon Lathrop and Timothy Wengert on the ‘marks’ of the true Church. He is a theologically reflective Lutheran layman who has through the years strengthened his support for our Christian heritage. Compatible, perhaps, with a Lutheran theology of the cross, Peters's view of the cosmic dance is cruciform. You've actually quoted Christor Stendhal a few times in your work, the Lutheran minister and theologian at Harvard University, and he's been of course very active in religious dialogue for decades. And so far as religion is concerned, it has had a direct and significant impact, in particular being seen by certain Lutheran theologians as lending fresh force and impetus to the tradition to which they belong. Where are the limits and weaknesses of Lutheran theology? There's that understanding of the Word of God, and the performative, effectual nature of the Word of God, which under-girds Lutheran theology and Lutheran worship and Bach's music. George A. Lindbeck is a Lutheran theologian and professor emeritus of the Yale Divinity School. The gradual adoption of Lutheran theology in the course of the sixteenth century eliminated the doctrine of purgatory and demanded a restructuring of beliefs concerning the afterlife and the fate of dead bodies. He opposed Lutheran theology and, fatally, the English throne's break with Rome. This dimension of a theology of the cross must be viewed within a Lutheran theology in which God values life and creation. I am a Lutheran theologian with considerable sympathy for the horizon shared by Lutherans and Roman Catholics. Simultaneously, Cranach continued to produce altarpieces and devotional images reflecting Lutheran theology. How does Lutheran theology differ from Reformed-Calvinistic theology? However, since he was unable to stay to supervise the printing he asked Andreas Osiander, a Lutheran theologian with considerable experience of printing mathematical texts, to undertake the task. Moe-Lobeda succeeds in showing that an accurate reading of Lutheran theology poses a moral challenge to the everyday life of affluent Americans. Then the author shows the ‘evangelical conversion of the Catholic Canon Law’ and how Lutheran theologians and jurists linked the use of this converted law to all phases of life. This reality emerged in theological discussions that the Finnish Lutheran theologians have had with the Russian Orthodox Church. 1.1 Relating to the Lutheran Church. 路德宗教会成员 Example sentencesExamples In the last decade, Lutheran and Anglican churches in Canada, the United States, and northern Europe entered into separate agreements of full communion. Add to this that the document addresses only one issue that divides Catholic and Lutheran churches, even if the issue is the most important one. I took my 3-year-old nephew to Easter services at a Lutheran church near my home. No one is suggesting that Catholics stop referring to the Anglican, Lutheran and Pentecostal churches. The three remaining churches are still in Lutheran limbo. After a few weeks of attending Methodist, Baptist, and Lutheran churches, her parents finally decided their new denomination was Presbyterian. In the Lutheran churches with which Anglicans are now in full communion, confirmation-laying on of hands-has historically been administered by presbyters. The substantial differences between Calvinist / Reformed and Lutheran views divided Protestants in England as much as on the continent. He was a Lutheran pastor, missionary, and church executive for 25 years. Protestant groups include the United Church of Canada and the Anglican, Presbyterian, Baptist, and Lutheran churches. The growth of royal power precipitated a break with Roman Catholic Church and the gradual establishment of a reformed church on the Lutheran model. Some of my most ardent Protestant Evangelicals fell in love with Teresa of Avila; Dietrich Bonhoeffer, the Lutheran pastor, was a favorite among the Catholics. Unlike the Slovaks, who tended to adhere to the old-world Calvinist and Lutheran denominations, Czech Protestants tended to affiliate with American denominations. Hence Hindu Gandhi, Baptist Martin Luther King Jr. and Lutheran Dag Hammarskjold earn mentions in Lives of the Saints. I recently led an adult education forum at a large Lutheran church on the topic, ‘A Christian Response to Terrorism.’ The Chicago Tribune headlined ‘Episcopal Church Approves Alliance with Lutheran Sect’. Most of the Protestants belong to the Lutheran church in Murska Sobota. Anglican and Lutheran churches in Canada have approved a full communion agreement modeled on a similar accord drafted by their sister churches in the United States. Once the Roman Catholic, Anglican, and some Lutheran churches went onto the offensive greater opportunities for religious commissions followed.
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