Luther Studies in Germany—The Presence and Absence of Theology
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Auteurs : Volker LeppinSource :
- Dialog [ 0012-2033 ] ; 2008-06.
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- topic : Protestantisme.
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Abstract: German Luther studies are still affected by the constellation of the years after the Second World War. Gerhard Ebeling's interpretation of Luther continues to frame the discourse. At the same time, in both systematic theology and church history, genuine interest in Luther has waned. There are some approaches that promise change. Some contributions in systematic theology have revealed the complex character of Luther's theology. Luther is becoming more contextualized. Most significant is the study of Luther with a view to medieval piety, especially mysticism.
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DOI: 10.1111/j.1540-6385.2008.00376.x
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