Lutheran
Americanadjective
noun
noun
adjective
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of or relating to Luther or his doctrines, the most important being justification by faith alone, consubstantiation, and the authority of the Bible
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of or denoting any Protestant Church that follows Luther's doctrines
Other Word Forms
- Lutheranism noun
- Lutherism noun
- non-Lutheran adjective
- pre-Lutheran adjective
Etymology
Origin of Lutheran
Example Sentences
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Among the teams capable of dethroning Norco is Orange Lutheran, No. 2 behind the Cougars in Cal-Hi Sports’ preseason Southland top 20 rankings.
From Los Angeles Times
“I myself have a spiritual side,” says Tillmans, still grateful for positive experiences attending a Lutheran church in his youth.
From Los Angeles Times
He will join new coaches at JSerra and Orange Lutheran this fall.
From Los Angeles Times
Just one day after it was announced that Rod Sherman was no longer the football coach at Orange Lutheran, Servite announced on Tuesday that third-year coach Chris Reinert has stepped down.
From Los Angeles Times
Sherman, who also helped his wife, Kristen, coach flag football at Orange Lutheran, went 3-9 last season, including two forfeit losses.
From Los Angeles Times
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