In this essay Martin Luther comments upon the role of good works in a Christian's life and the overall goal of a Christian in his or her walk. He writes seventeen different sections answering the critics of his teachings. I will summarize and address each one of these sections in the following essay.
In the first and second section, Martin Luther exclaims that if you want to know what good works to do, know the commandments and follow them accordingly. He also says not to judge works by their magnitude, number, or appearance. I like the way Luther uses biblical evidence when arguing a point. I think that is missing more these days, most pastors just preach sermons on saving money, and treating others with respect without giving biblical evidence for us to look back upon. I agree with his statement that works should not be judged. A work is a work no matter how big, or how many, or what work. In the second section, Martin Luther preaches against "learned" men telling others......

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Title: Response To "A Treatise On Good Works"
Approximate Word Count: 1160
Approximate Pages: 5 (250 words per double-spaced page)

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