Lutheranism

Pronunciation: /ˈɫuθɝənˈɪzəm/

Lutheranism (noun)

  1. A branch of Christianity that follows teachings associated with Martin Luther and emphasizes faith and the authority of the Bible.
  2. The set of churches and beliefs connected to Lutheran theology, including shared worship practices and church organization.

Examples

  • Lutheranism shapes how many people worship and pray.
  • Many families pass down Lutheranism through generations.