Today, when those who feel heavily burdened from a legalistic religion discover Lutheranism, their exhilaration and sense of freedom is so great that they sometimes veer toward antinomianism. There are also the so-called radical Lutherans, who downplay the third use of the Law (its use as a guide for Christians), insisting, among other things, that those transformed by the Gospel will automatically do what God requires of them. Yet, while there is some truth in that, it is not the whole truth.
