Is named after Martin Luther and was the first form of Protestantism and became the official form of Christianity in many German territories and in the Scandinavian countries. It remains one of the major arms of Protestantism in contrast with various Reformed traditions and radical Protestantism (Anabaptists). Lutheranism is one of the high churches that remained closer to Roman Catholicism in its doctrine and practices than did Reformed Protestantism.
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