Lutherans and Eastern Orthodox Christians share much of the ancient faith but differ on authority and salvation. Both confess the Nicene Creed, baptize infants and believe Christ’s body and blood are truly present in Communion. Lutherans hold to Scripture alone and justification by faith; the Orthodox read Scripture within Holy Tradition and speak of salvation as union with God. TopicLutheranEastern Orthodox OriginsThe Reformation in Germany; Augsburg Confession, 1530The apostolic churches of the East; separate from Rome since 1054 SizeOver 78…

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