Four Hundred Years Commemorative Essays On the Reformation of Dr Martin Luthe
Four Hundred Years Commemorative Essays On the Reformation of Dr Martin Luthe
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There were fifteen in all (not only fourteen; comp. St. L. Ed. XVII, 1943), and they were signed by Martin Luther, Philippus Melanchthon, Justus Jonas, Andreas Osiander, Johannes Brentius, Stephanus Agricola, Johannes Oecolampadius, Ulricus Zwinglius, Mar- tin Bucerus, Caspar Hedio.
At this time hoth Luther and Melanchthon were more hopeful regarding the Swiss theologians than at any pre- vious time.
Luther wrote to John Agricola: "In short, they are un- trained people and inexperienced in deba...te. Though aware that their sayings proved nothing, they would nevertheless not give in as to this one article; and this (as we are con- vinced) more from fear and shame than from malice. In all other points they yielded, as you will see from the placard sent forth. " (St. L. Ed. XVII, 1955. ) To Wenceslaus Link in Nuremberg Luther wrote : "In short, these people do not appear to be malicious; they have fallen into this notion by error and accident, and would gladly be extricated therefrom, if it could be done.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
There were fifteen in all (not only fourteen; comp. St. L. Ed. XVII, 1943), and they were signed by Martin Luther, Philippus Melanchthon, Justus Jonas, Andreas Osiander, Johannes Brentius, Stephanus Agricola, Johannes Oecolampadius, Ulricus Zwinglius, Mar- tin Bucerus, Caspar Hedio.
At this time hoth Luther and Melanchthon were more hopeful regarding the Swiss theologians than at any pre- vious time.
Luther wrote to John Agricola: "In short, they are un- trained people and inexperienced in deba...te. Though aware that their sayings proved nothing, they would nevertheless not give in as to this one article; and this (as we are con- vinced) more from fear and shame than from malice. In all other points they yielded, as you will see from the placard sent forth. " (St. L. Ed. XVII, 1955. ) To Wenceslaus Link in Nuremberg Luther wrote : "In short, these people do not appear to be malicious; they have fallen into this notion by error and accident, and would gladly be extricated therefrom, if it could be done.
What to read after Four Hundred Years Commemorative Essays On the Reformation of Dr Martin Luthe?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by W H T William Herman Theodore Dau to read onlineMoreLess
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