Luther's Notion Of Original Sin During The Reformation Summary

In reference to adapting and expanding the notion of original sin, Luther endorsed two articles collectively known as the “Augsburg Confession” during the Reformation. The first was in defense of the preservation of original sin and the second, by implication, expressed concerns dealing with free will. Luther argues that Adam’s sin corrupted him and would cause future generations to be born with the same sin accompanied by newfound guilt in addition sin. He explained that Augustine’s interpretation of original sin was still relevant and proceeded to condemn Pelagians as well as any other remaining doubters for blatantly disregarding the suffering and death that Christ endured for humanity’s sake. Luther’s position on free will was in opposition