Beyond the Ninety-Five Theses: Martin Luther's Life, Thought, and Lasting Legacy
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As we celebrate the 500th anniversary of the Reformation Martin Luther put into motion, we discover a man who was one of history's most colourful and influential figures. His story is well known, but his powerful writings are often unfamiliar to us.
This illustrated introductory guide to Luther's life, theology and works introduces and summarises his major writings, such as The Bondage of the Will, and includes, with annotations, the complete Ninety-Five Theses. Stephen Nichols also gives encouragement and guidance for studying Luther's ethical writings, 'table talk,' hymns, and sermons. It includes a guide for further reading.
"Rarely do we find the rich combination of theological precision and historical passion so accessibly written as we do here in Dr. Nichols' entertaining treatment of Martin Luther. A marvelous introduction."?
- Derek W. H. Thomas, Professor of Systematic and Pastoral Theology, Reformed Theological Seminary
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Out of Print
As we celebrate the 500th anniversary of the Reformation Martin Luther put into motion, we discover a man who was one of history's most colourful and influential figures. His story is well known, but his powerful writings are often unfamiliar to us.
This illustrated introductory guide to Luther's life, theology and works introduces and summarises his major writings, such as The Bondage of the Will, and includes, with annotations, the complete Ninety-Five Theses. Stephen Nichols also gives encouragement and guidance for studying Luther's ethical writings, 'table talk,' hymns, and sermons. It includes a guide for further reading.
"Rarely do we find the rich combination of theological precision and historical passion so accessibly written as we do here in Dr. Nichols' entertaining treatment of Martin Luther. A marvelous introduction."?
- Derek W. H. Thomas, Professor of Systematic and Pastoral Theology, Reformed Theological Seminary
