TheologyLuther’s Mistress and Knowledge of Ourselves
Luther had a mistress, or thought he did, and he sometimes called her Reason. Burnett uses Luther's polemic to recover something the Reformers actually believed about reason: a gift of…
Journal Theology Matters Volume 23 · Issue 3 · Summer 2017 Commemorating the Reformation in "Post-Christian" Europe?
The Print Journal
2017 Summer
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Church and CultureSeeking A Correctible Conscience
'Here I stand, I can do no other' is one of the most famous lines in Christian history, and Luther probably never said it. Thompson untangles three things popular memory…
TheologyCommemorating the Reformation in “Post-Christian” Europe?
Selderhuis traces Reformation commemorations all the way back to 1617, when Friedrich V of the Palatinate first proposed a centennial celebration. What the jubilees have meant has shifted with each…