Life of Martin Luther
Life of Martin Luther
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The confession which had been delivered at Augsburg, contained the principal part of what they believed and considered to be true. However, under the circumstances of those times, it was written in a tone far too mild and submissive. It contained nothing concerning the pope, against whom however there were so many complaints. It was now, that the Lutherans had more assurance and energy. They no longer feared any one, since all hope of reconciliation with the Romish church had vanished. Luther w...as therefore requested to draw up a new confession of the evangelical doc- trines, which was not to be composed in a style so sparing and yielding as the former was, and which should expose all the abuses which yet prevailed in the Catholic church. This task Luther performed. He therefore drew up the Schmalkaldish articles. They were so called, because at Schmalkalden they were approved and subscribed by the evangelical states of the empire, and contain also what was yet wanting in the Confession of Augsburg.
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The confession which had been delivered at Augsburg, contained the principal part of what they believed and considered to be true. However, under the circumstances of those times, it was written in a tone far too mild and submissive. It contained nothing concerning the pope, against whom however there were so many complaints. It was now, that the Lutherans had more assurance and energy. They no longer feared any one, since all hope of reconciliation with the Romish church had vanished. Luther w...as therefore requested to draw up a new confession of the evangelical doc- trines, which was not to be composed in a style so sparing and yielding as the former was, and which should expose all the abuses which yet prevailed in the Catholic church. This task Luther performed. He therefore drew up the Schmalkaldish articles. They were so called, because at Schmalkalden they were approved and subscribed by the evangelical states of the empire, and contain also what was yet wanting in the Confession of Augsburg.
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