Lutheran Reformation The Reformation Church History Christianity
Lutheran Reformation The Reformation Church History Christianity
Lutheran Reformation
This category is devoted to Martin Luther and his followers who protested against the Roman Catholic Church. His intent was to reform the Catholic Church internally but his actions and teachings, such as those about justification by faith, led to a separation from the Catholic Church and the formation of the Protestant movement.
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- E-text of 1964 book by John E. Longhurst.
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- Book 12 of Wylie's work covering Germany from the Augsburg Confession to the Peace of Passau.
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- Transcript and notes for magazine program's special on Wittenberg, Luther and the Reformation.
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- Examination of the relationship between Wittenberg and Constantinople during and after Luther's time, with special emphasis on the Augsburg Confession.
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- The complete text of Schaff's book about the German Reformation.
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- A virtual tour of Wittenberg, the city where Luther and Melanchthon lived and worked
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- "A Journal for Lutheran Reformation." Contains online articles
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- Biography, articles, and bibliography.
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- A description of the cooperative project between the Lutherhaus Museum in Wittenberg and the IBM Digital Library. It contains sample digital images.
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- Archive of writings of Martin Luther and other Lutherans. (mostly public domain texts)
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- Outlines the life and the main thought of Martin Luther.
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