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A Treatise on Christian Liberty
Martin Luther
出版DigiCat, 2022-11-13
主題Religion / Christianity / LutheranReligion / Theology
ISBNEAN:8596547399070
URLhttp://books.google.com.hk/books?id=cESVEAAAQBAJ&hl=&source=gbs_api
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註釋In 'A Treatise on Christian Liberty,' Martin Luther presents his pivotal contributions to theological thought during the Reformation. The work, steeped in the vernacular eloquence of the sixteenth century, weaves an intricate philosophical argument around the dual nature of Christian freedom. Luther postulates that the Christian individual, liberated through faith, transcends the statutory obligations of religious law, whilst concurrently embracing a life of service in love to God and neighbor. His literary style resonates with the clarity and fervor characteristic of the Reformer's prolific pen, situating itself within the broader tapestry of his writings that sought to elucidate notions such as Sola Fide—justification by faith alone—and the priesthood of all believers, forging a decisive break with the Roman Catholic Church's teachings of the time. In the context of the early 1520s, Martin Luther was both a revolutionary and a formidable theologian, relentlessly questioning the ecclesiastical authorities and practices of his era. 'A Treatise on Christian Liberty' epitomizes the essence of Luther's doctrinal challenges, encapsulating his maturing theological stance that spurred the Protestant Reformation. The son of a Saxon miner, his path to becoming a monk, a professor of theology, and ultimately a catalyst for profound religious upheaval, was informed by his unyielding search for scriptural truth and a personal understanding of salvation and grace, profoundly influencing his written works. Recommended for both theological scholars and lay readers with an interest in Reformation history, 'A Treatise on Christian Liberty' is an indispensable entry into the understanding of Protestant theology and Luther's own spiritual journey. It is a work that not only provides historical insight into the theological debates of the sixteenth century but also offers enduring reflections on the nature of faith and the responsibilities that accompany religious conviction. As Luther's ideas continue to shape religious discourse, readers will find in this treatise a touchstone for the dynamic interplay between freedom and service that defines the Christian life.