Christian Freedom

"Christ is a completely free master and is not affected Christians are completely responsible servants who obey all jurisdictions." This paradox is the basis of Luther's concept of Christian freedom is there. For Luther his reform brought double victory for Christians. Christians do not have erroneous assumptions about salvation and the Old Testament commandments. For Luther, only God can give salvation. Despite this freedom, Christians must still comply with the laws of the world. The difference between spiritual freedom and temporal freedom seems contradictory, but for Luther it is clear that faith releases the soul of Christians.

As this problem has been raised, we must see the essence of Christian freedom. Therefore, freedom of Christian or evangelical freedom of conscience releasing conscience from work. I do not have a job, but I do not have faith. Conscience is not the power to do the work but the power to judge them. The correct function of conscience (as Paul said in Romans Chapter 2) is accusation or excuses, guilty or innocent, uncertain or certain. Its purpose is not to do, to judge what is done and what should be done. Christ frees this conscience from work through the gospel and teaches us to rely on his mercy rather than believing in this conscience.

These Christian 's understanding of freedom shaped Western political thinking in a decisive way. A free and democratic country usually has a constitution that guarantees freedom of conscience. The separation of church and state embodies Christian's fundamental approach to dignity and freedom inherent in the ultimate problem of God and salvation. In other words, liberal democracy also influenced the Christian church. For many Western Christians life in free and democratic order is what they think is the essence of freedom.

The concept of Christian freedom. For Luther his reform brought double victory for Christians. Christians do not have erroneous assumptions about salvation and the Old Testament commandments. For Luther, only God can give salvation. Despite this freedom, Christians must still comply with the laws of the world. The difference between spiritual freedom and temporal freedom seems contradictory, but for Luther it is clear that faith releases the soul of Christians. Luther defines freedom of Christianity as freedom of religion. Salvation