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Luther: Gospel, Law, and Reformation

By: Phillip Cary, The Great Courses
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Summary

How did one man - a humble monk and Bible professor - spark a religious rebellion that changed the course of history? What made Martin Luther's theology so explosive in 16th-century Europe? How did this late-medieval man launch the Protestant Reformation and help create the modern world? And how should we think of him: hero or heretic, rebel or tormented soul? Find out the answer to these questions and more in this series of 24 engaging lectures.

You'll approach Martin Luther as someone who is so interesting to study precisely because he is so controversial. This is an opportunity to understand why Luther's thinking had such a volatile impact on his and our times and why his life continues to be a subject of vigorous religious and historical debate.

Professor Cary explores in depth Luther's subtle, challenging, and sometimes disturbing theology. After examining the genesis of Luther's great theological breakthrough - the doctrine of justification by faith alone - Professor Cary traces the full evolution of Luther's thought, from his early and frightening concept of justification through self-hatred to his later and equally unsettling notion of unfree will and predestination.

You will gain insight into this inspiring religious thinker who presented the Christian gospel as a message of comfort, joy, and freedom; an exceptional writer who did for German what Dante did for Italian; and a prominent theological and intellectual leader who appealed to ordinary Christians by sharing their most cherished values: marriage and everyday family values.

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interesting course

Well presented. Lecturer seems to really know his stuff. Teaches cons as well as pros - no whitewashing history. Good job.

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Great detailed overview

It's a great detailed overview of Martin Luther's life, his contribution to the Reformation and his views.

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Excellent

high class theology, loved it! excellent preformans on the lectures. Comprehensive still very rich on insight on events and thoughts which many may jump over.

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A great introduction

An excellent intro into Luther the man, his theology and his Lutheran legacy. Cary is a natural lecturer who’s passion and voice modulation keeps energy with impartiality throughout what can be decisive material.

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Top stuff - believe it and you'll have it

This is absolutely first rate, the best of the' great courses' that I have listened to.
Prof Carey has first rate knowledge and delivers it the way that only someone with personal commitment can, yet he manages to remain unbiased and objective.
Lively informative and entertaining I can't reccomend it too highly.
I found it spiritually nourishing as well, for those who are interested in such things.

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