Overview
In this classic reissue of the English translation of Morphologie des Luthertums, German theologian Werner Elert (1885–1954) looks at the writings of Martin Luther, investigating Luther’s spatial concept of heaven, his definition of “the right hand of God” and “catholicity,” the reformer’s thoughts on math, science, philosophy, and theology, and more.
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Key Features
- Foreword by Jaroslav Pelikan
- Preface by the translator
- Bibliographical references
Product Details
- Title: The Structure of Lutheranism
- Author: Werner Elert
- Translator: Walter A. Hansen
- Publisher: Concordia
- Publication Date: 1962
- Pages: 520