A Treatise on Good Works

Exploring the principles of the Protestant Reformation, this work emphasizes the relationship between faith and good deeds, arguing that true redemption comes from trust in God's mercy rather than through actions. Luther critiques the belief that salvation can be earned, asserting that genuine righteousness stems from faith in Christ. He advocates for a life rooted in faith and love, where good works are a natural expression of a transformed heart, rather than a means to gain favor or salvation. This modern edition is designed for accessibility and engagement.