TY  - BOOK
AU  - Kolb,Robert
AU  - Dingel,Irene
AU  - Batka,Lubomir
TI  - The Oxford handbook of Martin Luther's theology
T2  - Oxford handbooks
SN  - 9780199604708 (hardback)
U1  - 230.092 Kolb 
PY  - 2014///
CY  - Oxford, New York, NY
PB  - Oxford University Press
KW  - Luther, Martin,
KW  - Theology
KW  - fast
KW  - Aufsatzsammlung
N1  - Includes bibliographical references and index; Introduction; L̕'ubomír Batka, Irene Dingel, and Robert Kolb --; Luther's life; Charlotte Methuen --; Luther as late medieval theologian: his positive and negative use of nominalism and realism; Theodor Dieter --; Luther's roots in monastic-mystical piety; Volker Leppin --; Luther and medieval reform movements, particularly the Hussites; Martin Wernisch --; Luther's absorption of medieval biblical interpretation and his use of the Church Fathers; Erik Herrmann --; Humanism, Luther, and the Wittenberg Reformation; Robert Rosin --; Luther's transformation of medieval thought: discontinuity and continuity; Gerhard Müller --; Luther's transformation of medieval thought: continuity and discontinuity; Volker Leppin --; Luther on God and history; Mark Thompson --; Luther's use of language; Johannes von Lüpke -- Luther's Theologia crucis; Vítor Westhelle --; Luther's hermeneutics of distinctions: law and gospel, two kinds of righteousness, two realms, freedom and bondage; Robert Kolb --; Luther's doctrine of God; Steven Paulson --; Luther's theology of creation; Johannes Schwanke --; Luther's anthropology; Notger Slenczka --; Luther's teaching on sin and evil; L̕ ubomír Batka --; Justification by faith: the view of the Mannernaa school; Risto Saarinen --; Luther on justification as forensic and effective; Mark Mattes --; Luther on Christ's person and work; Matthieu Arnold --; Luther on the Holy Spirit and his use of God's word; Jeffrey G. Silcock --; Luther on baptism and penance; Jonathan Trigg --; Luther and the Lord's Supper; Gordon A. Jensen --; Luther on the church; David P. Daniel --; Luther's eschatology; Jane E. Strohl --; The framework for Christian living: Luther on the Christian's callings; Jane E. Strohl --; Luther on marriage, sexuality, and the family; Jane E. Strohl --; Luther's treatment of economic life; Ricardo Rieth --; Luther's treatment of political and societal life; Eike Wolgast --; Piety, prayer, and worship in Luther's view of daily life; Carter Lindberg --; Luther's views of the Jews and Turks; Gregory Miller --; Luther as a resource for Christian dialogue with other world religions; J. Paul Rajashekar --; The influence of the genres of exegetical instruction, preaching, and catechesis on Luther; Mary Jane Haemig --; How Luther's engagement in pastoral care shaped his theology; Ronald K. Rittgers --; Luther's thought assumed form in polemics; Anna Vind --; Luther's thought took shape in translation of scripture and hymns; Christoph Burger --; The Wittenberg circle; Timothy J. Wengert --; Luther's Roman Catholic critics; Heribert Smolinksy --; Luther and the Schwärmer; Amy Nelson Burnett --; Luther's authority in the late Reformation and Protestant orthodoxy; Irene Dingel --; The use of Luther's thought in pietism and the Enlightenment; Paul R. Hinlicky --; The use of Luther's thought in the nineteenth century and the Luther renaissance; Heinrich Assel --; Marxist evaluations of Luther's thought; Thomas A. Brady, Jr. --; Roman Catholic Luther research in the twentieth century: from rejection to rehabilitation; Theo M.M.A.C. Bell --; Luther's abiding significance for world Protestantism; Kenneth G. Appold --; Luther and Asia; Pilgrim W.K. Lo --; Luther in Africa; Tom Joseph Omolo --; Luther studies in Latin America; Nestor Luiz João Beck --; Conclusion; Venturing into the study of Luther; L̕ ubomír Batka, Irene Dingel, and Robert Kolb
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