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Luther identified three cardinal concepts he believed were supported by Scripture but which the Medieval Church had suppressed:

Luther identified three cardinal concepts he believed were supported by Scripture but which the Medieval Church had suppressed:

1. Sola Scriptura, the idea that the Bible is the ultimate authority given to the Church by God and by which we are to judge doctrinal matters,

1. [[Sola Scriptura]], the idea that the Bible is the ultimate authority given to the Church by God and by which we are to judge doctrinal matters,

2. Sola Fide, the idea that it is by Faith in Christ, and nothing else that we might perform in the way of religious devotionals or acts of mercy, that causes God to account us as righteous, and

2. Sola Fide, the idea that it is by Faith in Christ, and nothing else that we might perform in the way of religious devotionals or acts of mercy, that causes God to account us as righteous, and