The 1530 document that outlined the primary beliefs of the Lutheran movement is known as the:
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Correct answer: Augsburg Confession
Written largely by Philipp Melanchthon (Luther's colleague), the Augsburg Confession was presented to Emperor Charles V. it remains the definitive statement of faith for Lutheran churches worldwide.
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