Martin Luther : A Christian Between Reforms and Modernity (1517-2017).
- 1st ed.
- 1 online resource (1732 pages)
- De Gruyter Reference Series .
- De Gruyter Reference Series .
Intro -- Contents -- Luther, the Christian -- Introductions -- The Reformation and Protestantism -- Reformations and Counter-Reformations -- The Tridentine Age and the Reformation Age -- Ecclesia semper reformanda: Medieval Ideas and Attempts at Church Reform -- Religion, Reason, and Superstition from Late Antiquity to Luther's Reform -- Luther as Church Father -- What Is Left of Luther? -- Luther's Life -- The Medieval Heritage of Martin Luther -- Luther's Mystical Roots -- Luther's Inspirers and Sympathizers -- The Posting of the Theses: The History of a Myth -- Luther among the Humanists -- Luther's Bible Hermeneutics, Biblical Theology, and Translation -- Luther and Political Power -- Luther and Monasticism -- Erasmus and Luther: Free and Bound Will -- Disputes on Baptism and the Eucharist, 1521-1532 -- The Diet of Worms and the Holy Roman Empire -- Luther's Relations with Peasants and Princes -- The Holy Roman Empire and Its Diets, 1521- 1546 -- Luther and the Religious Colloquies -- Luther′s Death -- Reforms and Other Reformators -- Luther and Melanchthon -- Luther and Calvin -- Luther and Zwingli -- Thomas Müntzer's Heritage: An Alternative in the Process of Reformation -- Luther and the Radical Reformers -- The "Third Sects": Italian Heretics and the Criticism of the Protestant Reformation (1530-1550) -- Erasmus of Rotterdam and His Environment -- Before the Inquisitor -- Ignatius: The Anti-Lutheran Reformer -- Luther in Question -- From the Interim of Augsburg until the Treaty of Augsburg (1548-1555) -- Luther and Politics -- Chastity as a Political Issue -- Luther and Women -- Luther and the Jews -- Jews and Lutheranism: An Ambiguous Silence -- Luther and the Turks -- Martin Luther, the Sexual Reformation, and Same-Sex Sexuality -- Heritage of Lutheran Theology -- Lutheran Scholasticism -- Theology of the Cross. The Capture of the Minotaur -- Justification by Faith -- The Theological Self-Understanding of the Evangelical Lutheran Churches -- Oecumenical Relecture -- The Catholic Damnation and Redemption of Luther -- The Legacy of Martin Luther and the Tradition of the Orthodox Church -- The Joint Declaration on the Doctrine of Justification -- Lutheranism in Ecumenical Dialogue -- From Excommunicated to Common Teacher -- Philosophical and Historical Influences -- Luther in Nineteenth and Twentieth Century Philosophy -- The Universalgeschichtlich Role of the Reformation according to Idealism and Historicism within German Culture -- Luther and the Revolution of the Individual -- Luther and Marxism -- Reformation Protestantism and the "Spirit" of Capitalism -- Luther in Catholic Historiography and Theology: The Nineteenth and Twentieth Centuries -- Luther and the Third Reich: Consent and Confession -- Luther in Protestant Historiography and Theology in the Nineteenth and Twentieth Centuries -- Communicating Luther -- The Past in the Present: Remembering Luther in 1617, 1817, and 1883 -- Architecture and Reformation -- Martin Luther in Portraits -- Lutheran Music and the Migrations of Taste -- Education, Learning, and Instruction during the Reformation -- Luther in Cinema and on Television -- Geographical Crossroads -- From the Wars of Religion to a Post-Westphalian World -- At the Source of Every Evil -- Biblical Studies and Bible Translations in Hungary in the Age of the Reformation 1540 −1640 -- Protestantism and the Enlightenment, 1691- 1780 -- Patterns in the Reception of Luther in the Hispanic World -- Luther in America -- Martin Luther in Latin America -- Missions in Africa: Lutheran Churches, Enculturation, and Ecumenism -- Luther in Asia: India -- Bibliographies -- Chronology of Martin Luther's Writings -- Maps -- Portraits -- Backgrounds. Works / Documents -- Representations -- Index of Names.