How do Catholic and Lutheran beliefs differ?

Digging a little deeper, the differences between Catholic and Lutheran belief start to emerge when we look at the terms each use to describe the metaphysical reality of Christ's presence in the Eucharist. read more

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Purgatory - Lutherans reject the Catholic doctrine of purgatory, a place of cleansing where believers go after death, before entering heaven. The Lutheran Church teaches that there is no scriptural support for it and that the dead go directly to either heaven or hell. read more

The primary differences are what they believe to be the role of the Papacy, the relationship between works and faith, the number of sacraments, and the number of books in the Bible. read more