The Early Luther: Stages in a Reformation Reorientation 9781506427218
The development of Martin Luther's thought has commanded much scholarly attention because of the Reformation and it
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English Year 2017
Table of contents :
1. From the Medieval “Love of God” to Luther’s “Faith”: A Contribution to the History of Repentance
2. Impending Doom and Imminent Grace: Luther’s Early Years in the Cloister as the Beginning of His Reformation Reorientation
3. Why Did Luther Turn Faith into the Central Concept of the Christian Life?
4. The Ninety-five Theses: A Reformation Text in the Context of Luther’s Early Theology of Repentance
5. Luther’s Instructions for a Blessed Death, Viewed against the Background of the Late Medieval Ars Moriendi
6. Luther’s Discovery of Evangelical Freedom
7. Freedom from the Pope and Pastoral Care to the Pope: The Compositional Unity of The Freedom of a Christian and Its Dedication Letter to Pope Leo X
8. How Mystical Was Luther’s Faith?
9. Justification by Faith Alone: A Profile of the Reformation Doctrine of Justification
1. From the Medieval “Love of God” to Luther’s “Faith”: A Contribution to the History of Repentance
2. Impending Doom and Imminent Grace: Luther’s Early Years in the Cloister as the Beginning of His Reformation Reorientation
3. Why Did Luther Turn Faith into the Central Concept of the Christian Life?
4. The Ninety-five Theses: A Reformation Text in the Context of Luther’s Early Theology of Repentance
5. Luther’s Instructions for a Blessed Death, Viewed against the Background of the Late Medieval Ars Moriendi
6. Luther’s Discovery of Evangelical Freedom
7. Freedom from the Pope and Pastoral Care to the Pope: The Compositional Unity of The Freedom of a Christian and Its Dedication Letter to Pope Leo X
8. How Mystical Was Luther’s Faith?
9. Justification by Faith Alone: A Profile of the Reformation Doctrine of Justification
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- Berndt Hamm
