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Reformation Protestantism and the “Spirit” of Capitalism

From the book Martin Luther

  • Jordan J. Ballor
https://doi.org/10.1515/9783110499025-055
© 2017 Walter de Gruyter GmbH, Berlin/Munich/Boston
From the book
Martin Luther
Martin Luther

Chapters in this book (83)

Frontmatter
Contents
Luther, the Christian
Introductions
The Reformation and Protestantism
Reformations and Counter-Reformations
The Tridentine Age and the Reformation Age
Ecclesia semper reformanda: Medieval Ideas and Attempts at Church Reform
Religion, Reason, and Superstition from Late Antiquity to Luther’s Reform
Luther as Church Father
What Is Left of Luther?
Luther’s Life
The Medieval Heritage of Martin Luther
Luther’s Mystical Roots
Luther’s Inspirers and Sympathizers
The Posting of the Theses: The History of a Myth
Luther among the Humanists
Luther’s Bible Hermeneutics, Biblical Theology, and Translation
Luther and Political Power
Luther and Monasticism
Erasmus and Luther: Free and Bound Will
Disputes on Baptism and the Eucharist, 1521–1532
The Diet of Worms and the Holy Roman Empire
Luther’s Relations with Peasants and Princes
The Holy Roman Empire and Its Diets, 1521– 1546
Luther and the Religious Colloquies
Luther′s Death
Reforms and Other Reformators
Luther and Melanchthon
Luther and Calvin
Luther and Zwingli
Thomas Müntzer’s Heritage: An Alternative in the Process of Reformation
Luther and the Radical Reformers
The “Third Sects”: Italian Heretics and the Criticism of the Protestant Reformation (1530–1550)
Erasmus of Rotterdam and His Environment
Before the Inquisitor
Ignatius: The Anti-Lutheran Reformer
Luther in Question
From the Interim of Augsburg until the Treaty of Augsburg (1548–1555)
Luther and Politics
Chastity as a Political Issue
Luther and Women
Luther and the Jews
Jews and Lutheranism: An Ambiguous Silence
Luther and the Turks
Martin Luther, the Sexual Reformation, and Same-Sex Sexuality
Heritage of Lutheran Theology
Lutheran Scholasticism
Theology of the Cross
The Capture of the Minotaur
Justification by Faith
The Theological Self-Understanding of the Evangelical Lutheran Churches
Oecumenical Relecture
The Catholic Damnation and Redemption of Luther
The Legacy of Martin Luther and the Tradition of the Orthodox Church
The Joint Declaration on the Doctrine of Justification
Lutheranism in Ecumenical Dialogue
From Excommunicated to Common Teacher
Philosophical and Historical Influences
Luther in Nineteenth and Twentieth Century Philosophy
The Universalgeschichtlich Role of the Reformation according to Idealism and Historicism within German Culture
Luther and the Revolution of the Individual
Luther and Marxism
Reformation Protestantism and the “Spirit” of Capitalism
Luther in Catholic Historiography and Theology: The Nineteenth and Twentieth Centuries
Luther and the Third Reich: Consent and Confession
Luther in Protestant Historiography and Theology in the Nineteenth and Twentieth Centuries
Communicating Luther
The Past in the Present: Remembering Luther in 1617, 1817, and 1883
Architecture and Reformation
Martin Luther in Portraits
Lutheran Music and the Migrations of Taste
Education, Learning, and Instruction during the Reformation
Luther in Cinema and on Television
Geographical Crossroads
From the Wars of Religion to a Post-Westphalian World
At the Source of Every Evil
Biblical Studies and Bible Translations in Hungary in the Age of the Reformation 1540 −1640
Protestantism and the Enlightenment, 1691– 1780
Patterns in the Reception of Luther in the Hispanic World
Luther in America
Martin Luther in Latin America
Missions in Africa: Lutheran Churches, Enculturation, and Ecumenism
Luther in Asia: India
Bibliographies
Chronology of Martin Luther’s Writings
Maps
Portraits
Backgrounds
Works / Documents
Representations
Index of Names
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