Lutheran Church–Missouri Synod

Target entity: Lutheran Church–Missouri Synod
Context triple: [Lutheranism, hasMajorBody, Lutheran Church–Missouri Synod]

• A. Lutheran Church in America
  The Lutheran Church in America was a major U.S. Lutheran denomination that existed from 1962 until it joined with others in 1988 to form the Evangelical Lutheran Church in America.
• B. Evangelical Lutheran Church in America
  The Evangelical Lutheran Church in America is the largest Lutheran denomination in the United States, known for its mainline Protestant theology, nationwide congregational network, and active engagement in social justice and ecumenical relations.
• C. Association of Evangelical Lutheran Churches
  The Association of Evangelical Lutheran Churches was a U.S. Lutheran church body that played a key role in forming the Evangelical Lutheran Church in America through denominational merger.
• D. Moravian Church in America
  The Moravian Church in America is a historic Protestant denomination rooted in the 15th-century Hussite movement, known for its emphasis on personal piety, communal life, and rich musical and missionary traditions.
• E. Reformed Church in America
  The Reformed Church in America is a historic Protestant denomination in North America rooted in the Dutch Reformed tradition and shaped by classic Reformed confessions and theology.
• F. None of above. chosen
• G. Unsure - the case is ambiguous/there is not enough information to decide.

Target entity: Lutheran Church–Missouri Synod
Target entity description: The Lutheran Church–Missouri Synod is a conservative, confessional Lutheran denomination in the United States known for its strict adherence to biblical inerrancy and traditional Lutheran doctrine.

• A. Lutheran Church in America
  The Lutheran Church in America was a major U.S. Lutheran denomination that existed from 1962 until it joined with others in 1988 to form the Evangelical Lutheran Church in America.
• B. Evangelical Lutheran Church in America
  The Evangelical Lutheran Church in America is the largest Lutheran denomination in the United States, known for its mainline Protestant theology, nationwide congregational network, and active engagement in social justice and ecumenical relations.
• C. Association of Evangelical Lutheran Churches
  The Association of Evangelical Lutheran Churches was a U.S. Lutheran church body that played a key role in forming the Evangelical Lutheran Church in America through denominational merger.
• D. Moravian Church in America
  The Moravian Church in America is a historic Protestant denomination rooted in the 15th-century Hussite movement, known for its emphasis on personal piety, communal life, and rich musical and missionary traditions.
• E. Reformed Church in America
  The Reformed Church in America is a historic Protestant denomination in North America rooted in the Dutch Reformed tradition and shaped by classic Reformed confessions and theology.
• F. None of above. chosen