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000701349 24504 $$aThe Oxford handbook of Martin Luther's theology /$$cedited by Robert Kolb, Irene Dingel, and L'ubomir Batka.
000701349 24630 $$aHandbook of Martin Luther's theology
000701349 24630 $$aMartin Luther's theology
000701349 264_1 $$aOxford :$$bOxford University Press,$$c2014.
000701349 300__ $$a1 online resource (xvii, 662 pages) :$$bmaps
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000701349 4901_ $$aOxford handbooks.
000701349 504__ $$aIncludes bibliographical references and index.
000701349 50500 $$gIntroduction /$$rL̕'ubomír Batka, Irene Dingel, and Robert Kolb --$$tLuther's life /$$rCharlotte Methuen --$$tLuther as late medieval theologian: his positive and negative use of nominalism and realism /$$rTheodor Dieter --$$tLuther's roots in monastic-mystical piety /$$rVolker Leppin --$$tLuther and medieval reform movements, particularly the Hussites /$$rMartin Wernisch --$$tLuther's absorption of medieval biblical interpretation and his use of the Church Fathers /$$rErik Herrmann --$$tHumanism, Luther, and the Wittenberg Reformation /$$rRobert Rosin --$$tLuther's transformation of medieval thought: discontinuity and continuity /$$rGerhard Müller --$$tLuther's transformation of medieval thought: continuity and discontinuity /$$rVolker Leppin --$$tLuther on God and history /$$rMark Thompson --$$tLuther's use of language /$$rJohannes von Lüpke --$$tLuther's Theologia crucis /$$rVítor Westhelle --$$tLuther's hermeneutics of distinctions: law and gospel, two kinds of righteousness, two realms, freedom and bondage /$$rRobert Kolb --$$tLuther's doctrine of God /$$rSteven Paulson --$$tLuther's theology of creation /$$rJohannes Schwanke --$$tLuther's anthropology /$$rNotger Slenczka --$$tLuther's teaching on sin and evil /$$rL̕ ubomír Batka --$$tJustification by faith: the view of the Mannernaa school /$$rRisto Saarinen --$$tLuther on justification as forensic and effective /$$rMark Mattes --$$tLuther on Christ's person and work /$$rMatthieu Arnold --$$tLuther on the Holy Spirit and his use of God's word /$$rJeffrey G. Silcock --$$tLuther on baptism and penance /$$rJonathan Trigg --$$tLuther and the Lord's Supper /$$rGordon A. Jensen --$$tLuther on the church /$$rDavid P. Daniel --$$tLuther's eschatology /$$rJane E. Strohl --$$tThe framework for Christian living: Luther on the Christian's callings /$$rJane E. Strohl --$$tLuther on marriage, sexuality, and the family /$$rJane E. Strohl --$$tLuther's treatment of economic life /$$rRicardo Rieth --$$tLuther's treatment of political and societal life /$$rEike Wolgast --$$tPiety, prayer, and worship in Luther's view of daily life /$$rCarter Lindberg --$$tLuther's views of the Jews and Turks /$$rGregory Miller --$$tLuther as a resource for Christian dialogue with other world religions /$$rJ. Paul Rajashekar --$$tThe influence of the genres of exegetical instruction, preaching, and catechesis on Luther /$$rMary Jane Haemig --$$tHow Luther's engagement in pastoral care shaped his theology /$$rRonald K. Rittgers --$$tLuther's thought assumed form in polemics /$$rAnna Vind --$$tLuther's thought took shape in translation of scripture and hymns /$$rChristoph Burger --$$tThe Wittenberg circle /$$rTimothy J. Wengert --$$tLuther's Roman Catholic critics /$$rHeribert Smolinksy --$$tLuther and the Schwärmer /$$rAmy Nelson Burnett --$$tLuther's authority in the late Reformation and Protestant orthodoxy /$$rIrene Dingel --$$tThe use of Luther's thought in pietism and the Enlightenment /$$rPaul R. Hinlicky --$$tThe use of Luther's thought in the nineteenth century and the Luther renaissance /$$rHeinrich Assel --$$tMarxist evaluations of Luther's thought /$$rThomas A. Brady, Jr. --$$tRoman Catholic Luther research in the twentieth century: from rejection to rehabilitation /$$rTheo M.M.A.C. Bell --$$tLuther's abiding significance for world Protestantism /$$rKenneth G. Appold --$$tLuther and Asia /$$rPilgrim W.K. Lo --$$tLuther in Africa /$$rTom Joseph Omolo --$$tLuther studies in Latin America /$$rNestor Luiz João Beck --$$gConclusion:$$tVenturing into the study of Luther /$$rL̕ ubomír Batka, Irene Dingel, and Robert Kolb.
000701349 506__ $$aAccess limited to authorized users.
000701349 588__ $$aDescription based on print version record.
000701349 60010 $$aLuther, Martin,$$d1483-1546.
000701349 650_0 $$aTheology, Doctrinal$$xHistory$$y16th century.
000701349 7001_ $$aKolb, Robert,$$d1941-$$eeditor.
000701349 7001_ $$aDingel, Irene,$$d1956-$$eeditor.
000701349 7001_ $$aBatka, Ľubomír,$$d1974-$$eeditor.
000701349 77608 $$iPrint version:$$tOxford handbook of Martin Luther's theology.$$dOxford : Oxford University Press, 2014$$z9780199604708$$w(DLC)  2013956997$$w(OCoLC)868042461
000701349 830_0 $$aOxford handbooks.
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000701349 85640 $$3Oxford handbooks online$$uhttps://univsouthin.idm.oclc.org/login?url=http://dx.doi.org/10.1093/oxfordhb/9780199604708.001.0001$$zOnline Access
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