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The Historical Luther

Name: The Historical Luther
Price: 51.4 GBP
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Author: Dr Branz Posset
ISBN: 9780758626851

A Friar at Erfurt and Wittenberg: Exploring Luther's Life with Melanchthon as Guide

by Dr Branz Posset, Franz Posset

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195 pages
Publisher: Concordia
15 x 22.7 x 2.1 cm

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For scholars and enthusiasts of Reformation history

Clarifies misconceptions about Luther's early years

You will gain a deeper understanding of Luther's journey

This book offers an in-depth look at Luther's early life and teachings through the lens of Melanchthon.

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Roman Catholic Scholar, Franz Posset, carefully explores the history of Luther's development in the crucial years of 1501-17 before Luther's views were disputed. Setting aside legends and accusations, Posset gets at the facts about Luther as a late medieval friar in an age of reform. The book includes:

Illustrations from Luther's career
A complete, new translation of Philip Melanchthon's memoirs of Luther's life, based on actual discussions with Luther
A fresh chronology of Luther's life from 1501-17, based on the latest research
Extensive references to both primary and secondary literature for Luther studies