Reacting to the Past - Anne Hutchinson: Protestant Reformation and Rise of Puritanism

A Treatise on Good Works is considered Luther’s clearest exposition on Christian life and the relationship between faith and good works. Contrary to the teachings of the Roman church of his day, Luther taught that people need not perform extraordinary acts of religious devotion to be saved, but rather that Christ saves them by grace through faith.

Outline provided by Washington State University

Context and developments published by the University of Virginia.

Student paper from Salem State University

A paper by Laurel Ulrich and made available through Harvard's DASH (Digital Access to Scholarship at Harvard)

Published by Andrews University, a Seventh-day Adventist university in Michigan.

A book by John Fiske published in 1899.