The early Luther stages in a Reformation reorientation
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Grand Rapids, Michigan :
William B. Eerdmans Publishing Company,
[2014].
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| Colección: | Lutheran quarterly books
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Tabla de Contenidos:
- 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.