The old Protestantism and the new : essays on the Reformation heritage / B.A. Gerrish

Author: Gerrish, B. A. (Brian Albert), 1931-
Published: London ; New York : T & T Clark International, 2004.
Physical Description: 1 online resource (x, 422 pages).

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Contents

Piety, theology, and the Lutheran dogma: Erasmus's book on free will -- The pathfinder; Calvin's image of Martin Luther -- The Word of God and the words of Scripture: Luther and Calvin on biblical authority -- By faith alone: medium and message in Luther's gospel -- Priesthood and ministry: Luther's fifth means of grace -- Gospel and eucharist: John Calvin on the Lord's Supper -- Sign and reality: the Lord's Supper in the reformed confessions -- "To the unknown god": Luther and Calvin on the hiddenness of God -- The mirror of God's goodness: a key metaphor in Calvin's view of man -- The Reformation and the rise of modern science: Luther, Calvin, and Copernicus -- Schleiermacher and the Reformation: a question of doctrinal development -- Theology within the limits of piety alone: Schleiermacher and Calvin's notion of God -- The possibility of a historical theology: an appraisal of Troeltsch's dogmatics -- Jesus, myth, and history: Troeltsch's stand in the "Christ-myth" debate -- Strasbourg revisited: reformed perspectives on the Augsburg Confession.

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ISBN

9780567546579 (electronic bk.)
0567546578 (electronic bk.)
056708048X
9780567080486

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Includes bibliographical references (pages 271-408) and index.

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