Salvation concept in Martin Luther
2002
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Advisor: Doç. Dr. Ali Erbaş
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IV SUMMARY Main subject of our thesis, deals with th Salvation understanding of Martin Luther. All subject which discussed in the thesis, are connected with the Salvation problem. The Salvation concept of Luther is a new contribution to the Christianity. We have divided our thesis into three main parts. In the first section, we have focused on the life of Martin Luther and his works. In the second part, we discussed the Reformation event and Luther's contribution to Reformation as a trigger. The third part of the thesis is the most important of our study. In this part, we dealt with the Salvation problem of Martin Luther. The Salvation concept is identical with the word of Justification in Luther's terminology. For this reason, to discuss the Salvation, means to deal with the Justification problem in Martin Luther. We divided this part into three sub-divisions such as 'only grace', 'only faith' and 'only Scripture'. Consequently, we tried to present Luther's contribution to modern understanding of Christianity: Refusing the tradition Luther pawed the way for the an understanding of individual Christianity, that is, man can directly communicate with God without any interference. The name of thesis: Salvation Concept in Martin Luther.
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Dr. Yusuf Taş
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Yusuf Taş (Master Thesis). Salvation concept in Martin Luther, 2002, Sakarya University.
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