Martin--God's court jester : Luther in retrospect / Eric W. Gritsch.
Material type:
- 0800617533 (pbk.)
- 284.1/092/4 B 19

Current library | Collection | Call number | Vol info | Status | Date due | Barcode | |
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Judith Thomas Library General Stacks | Books | BR 332.5 .G74 1983 (Browse shelf(Opens below)) | AUA015638 | Available | AUA015638 |
Includes indexes.
Bibliography: p. 263-280.
Contents:
Part I: Historical profile --
1. The power o vocation --
Educational and spiritual formation --
Anfechtungen and breakthroughs --
Commitments --
2. Mandate to witness --
Defiant defendant --
Reformation blueprints --
Condemned and concealed --
3. Shepherding a renewal --
Nothing is real unless it local --
Dividing lines --
The territorial imperative --
4. Beggars cannot be choosers --
Enduring issues --
Frusterating polemics --
The final Anfechtung --
Part II: Neuralgic heritage --
5. Scripture and tradition --
The primacy of the Word of God --
Bible and history --
Protestant principle and Catholic substance --
6. Christ and Caesar --
Life in two realms --
The role of secular government --
Resistance --
7. The Gospel and Israel --
Struggle with hardened hearts --
Sharp mercy --
Aftershocks --
8. Religion and psyche --
Psycho-historical pitfalls --
Faith and health --
Sex and marriage --
Part III: Ecumenical legacy --
9. A Christocentric theology --
The orthodoxy of conflict --
Justification by faith --
A proposal of dogma --
10. A cruciform church --
Christian formation --
Suffering servanthood --
The cost of unity --
11. A holistic life --
In tune with creation --
The sanctity of work --
Wit and witness --
12. God's jester before the court of history --
Hero and villain --
The scrutiny of scholarship --
Posthumous rehabilitation --
Time chart --