Study Document on Justification
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This "Study Document on Justification" originates from the Lutheran World Federation's Fourth Assembly, held in Helsinki, Finland, from July 30 to August 11, 1963. It represents a key contribution to Lutheran theological discourse on the doctrine of justification. The document likely explores the core tenets of justification by faith, its implications for Christian life, and its significance within the broader ecumenical movement. It offers valuable insights into the Lutheran understanding of salvation and humanity's relationship with God. This historical document is an important resource for scholars and students interested in Lutheran theology, ecumenical dialogue, and the history of Christian thought.
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