CEVAP:

For Luther, the essence of religion lies in an inner life that is essentially mystical and nontransferable. On the other hand, the forms of religious exclusion and the services of the clergy were nothing but an aid or an obstacle to achieving this purpose. In his essay on the essence of Christianity, Martin Luther says: “A Christian is the most independent master and is not dependent on anyone; a Christian is the most obedient servant of all and is dependent on everybody.