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Personal Statement on Christian Liberty and Bondage Student’s Name Institutional Affiliation Personal Statement on Christian Liberty and Bondage Martin Luther the German theologian in his treatise enumerated the middle ground that exists between Christian freedom and bondage. Martin Luther understood Christian liberty as the freedom of faith where Christians should not act like they have the freedom of note that freedom of the soul will be manifested by faith love and service to others. Christians should free themselves from bondage through taking a keen interest to practicing the faith that encompasses well rather than evil. Faith is the gateway to ultimate salvation and critical for the Christian Liberty. References Luther M. (1960). Three treatises. Philadelphia: Fortress Press. [...]
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Luther begins this treatise with the paradoxical statement: “A Christian is a perfectly free lord of all, subject to none. A Christian is a perfectly dutiful servant of all, subject to all.” What does this mean? What is Christian liberty? What is Christian bondage? the link is www.ccel.org (Links to an external site.)
Subject Area: History
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