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A history of Lutheranism / Eric W. Gritsch.

Van Pelt Library BX8065.3 .G75 2010
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Format:
Book
Author/Creator:
Gritsch, Eric W.
Language:
English
Subjects (All):
Luther, Martin, 1483-1546.
Luther, Martin.
Lutheran Church--Doctrines--History.
Lutheran Church.
Lutheran Church--Doctrines.
History.
Lutherans--History.
Lutherans.
Physical Description:
xvi, 351 pages : illustrations ; 24 cm
Edition:
Second edition.
Place of Publication:
Minneapolis [Minn.] : Fortress Press, [2010]
Contents:
Chapter 1. A reform movement : 1517-1522
Conditions for reform
Luther's struggle
Decisive theological insights
The power of the status quo
Blueprints for reform
Trial and verdict
Impasse
Chapter 2. Institutionalization : 1523-1555
Models of renewed Christian life
A catechetical way
Pitfalls and dissidents
The Melanchthon factor
The Augsburg Confession
Expansion in Europe
Neuralgic issues
A fragile peace
Chapter 3. Confessional identity : 1555-1580
The territorial imperative
Judged by Rome
Intra-Lutheran controversies
Mediation
A formula of concord
Chapter 4. Orthodoxy : 1580-1674
Presuppositions
The quest for pure doctrine
Bible and inspiration
Polemics
An Irenic interlude
The problem of uniformity
Chapter 5. Pietism : 1675-1817
A Pietist manifesto
The Halle Foundation
Zinzenforf piety
Revival of the parish
Radicals
Missionaries
Link to the New World
Chapter 6. Diverse developments : 1817-1918
A confessional awakening
Inner mission
Establishment in North America
The Missouri way
Beyond Europe and North America
The impact of World War I
Chapter 7. New challenges : 1919-
Labor for Christian unity
Struggle with tyranny
The Lutheran World Federation
Theology
Ecumenical relations
Care for the world
Global constellations
Conclusion.
Notes:
First edition published in 2002 by Fortress Press.
Includes bibliographical references (pages 271-336) and index.
ISBN:
9780800697129
080069712X
OCLC:
422764104

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