Martin Luther : a biographical study /
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| Author / Creator: | Todd, John M. (John Murray), 1918-1993. |
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| Imprint: | London : Burns & Oates, ©1964. |
| Description: | xix, 290 pages, 9 unnumbered leaves of plates : illustrations, portraits ; 23 cm |
| Language: | English |
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| Format: | Print Book |
| URL for this record: | http://pi.lib.uchicago.edu/1001/cat/bib/1863661 |
Table of Contents:
- Introduction
- Part I : Childhood, School and University
- His Home and his Parents
- Religious Background : Devotional Life, Spirits, Sacraments and Superstition
- Boarding School
- University, Depression and the Vow
- Part II : Young Father Luther
- The Priory
- The First Mass
- Student and Lecturer at Wittenberg
- Theology at Erfurt - 1. The 'Jusice of God' and the Human Predicament - 2. Scholasticism
- Visit to Rome
- Dr Luther
- Part III : Doctor and Preacher
- Anguish and the End of an Age
- Luther's Crisis
- The Solution : The Theology of Justification
- Justification - A Catholic Doctrine
- Lectures and Status, 1511-18
- The Psalms, 1513-15
- The Epistle to the Romans. Tauler
- Spalatin
- The Church in Need of Reform
- Luther and Reform
- Galatians and Hebrews
- All Saints' Eve 1516-October 1517
- The St Pete's Indulgence
- The Ninety-five Theses
- The Reaction
- Part IV : The Public Figure
- Into the Arena
- Luther in Relation to Church, State and Society
- The Literary Spate begins : January-August 1518
- The Man becomes Reformer and Prophet
- Towards a Showdown
- The Meeting wih Cardinal Cajetan
- After Augsburg
- Luther's Position consolidated
- The Bull Exsurge Domine
- Luther's Reply; Bonfires; To Worms
- Writings, December 1518-Summer 1520
- Luther considers Christian Society
- The Church, Sacrament and Faith
- Writings, November 1520-April 1521
- The Diet of Worms and the Beginning of the Reformation
- Part V : The New World
- Luther and the Universities
- The First Year
- 1521-1546 : Loosening and Binding
- Luther and the Papacy, 1521-1546
- The Reformed Mass
- The Bible
- Wittenberg : The University, the Parishes (and Civil Authority), Luther's House
- The Religious Left and Luther's Idea of the Church
- Erasmus and 'Free Will'
- Luther's Later Theology : The Commentary on Galatians
- Summing up.