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Was Luther a "lutheran" in today's sense of the word (like LCMS)? I've heard that Luther himself was much more like Calvin than the later lutherans (like those who wrote the lutheran confessions). I've heard that Luther was pleased with Calvin's teaching on the sacraments.
My question is would Luther himself be what we today call lutheran (like LCMS)? Or was he more reformed than that?
My question is would Luther himself be what we today call lutheran (like LCMS)? Or was he more reformed than that?