Martin Luther's Theology a Contemporary Interpretation by Oswald Bayer Translated by Thomas H. Trapp
Description
The rupture between ages --Every person is a theologian : Luther's understanding of theology --The topic of theology : the sinning human being and the justifying God --What does "evangelical" mean? : the reformational turning point in Luther's theology --What makes the Bible become Holy Scripture? --Creation : establishment and preservation of a community --The order of the world : church, household, state --The human being : in the image of God --Sin and the bound will --God's wrath and evil --"Through the Son, our Lord" : God as mercy and love --God's presence : the Holy Spirit --The church --Faith and good works --Spiritual and temporal rule : God's two realms --Consummation of the world and God's triune nature --Promise and prayer.
xxiii, 374 p. :ill. ;23 cm.