Abstract
Lutheranism and Baptist doctrines have slightly similar ambitions. Each doctrinarian can be understood as significantly diverse. It is vital to understand what each religion is in terms of historical and current views. Sheehan, Jonathan.
All religious doctrine that exists has unique practices of worship and biblical views. The standards that each has is based upon the scriptural evidences. Utilization of different biblical interpretations laid a foundation for religious practice for both canons. Lutheranism began with Martin Luther. Sheehan, Jonathan.
He challenged that authority of the Catholic Church in 1517 with his work, the 95 Theses. Many denominations after Lutheranism such as the Anabaptist rejected the authority of the Catholic Church completely. Lutheranism is a chief branch of Christianity in western society. It recognizes with the philosophy of the 16th century German theologian and reformer Martin Luther. Baptist believers are Christians that have theological beliefs of salvation through the acts of faith and baptism by the form of immersion. Sheehan, Jonathan. They hold the bible as an authority. Lutherans embraced the main creeds of Christianity. The Creed of Apostle and the creed of Nicene are of those that had been incorporated. The Baptists avoided the affiliation of creeds and what it represents. The Lutherans embraced the Aramaic and Greek scriptures. In addition of this they also included the study of the Apocrypha as sound sources of doctrine. Baptist firmly believes that God is inexpressibly glorious and the glory of that is in holiness. Sheehan, Jonathan.
Examining Lutheranism and Baptist Views

Lutheranism and Baptist doctrines have slightly similar ambitions. Each doctrinarian can be understood as significantly diverse. There are many who may philosophize that it is not significant to understand the similarities and