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*1001 $aArand, Charles P.$4edt
*24500$aFrom Wittenberg to the world$bessays on the Reformation and its legacy in honor of Robert Kolb /$cCharles P. Arand, Erik H. Herrmann, Daniel L. Mattson (eds.)
*260  $aGöttingen :$bVandenhoeck & Ruprecht$c2018
*300  $a358  s. :$billustrations ;$c24 cm.
*4901 $aRefo500 academic studies ;$vVolume 50$x2198-3089 ; 
*500  $aRobert Kolb bibliography 2017-1968 / Ruth A. Mattson, compiler: pages [327]-355.
*504  $aIncludes bibliographical references.
*50500$g[Part I]$tFrom Wittenberg.$tLuther's exposition of Psalms 1-25 at Coburg (1530) /$rL'ubomír Batka --$t"Instructed with the greatest diligence concerning the holy sacrament" : communion preparation in the early years of the Reformation /$rAmy Nelson Burnett --$tLiving in the light of the end : Reformation sermons on Advent 2 /$rMary Jane Haemig --$tMartin Luther's Bauernkrieg /$rScott Hendrix --$tConflicts on righteousness and imputation in early Lutheranism : the case of Georg Karg (1512-1576) /$rErik H. Herrmann --$tExploring Luther's "for me" kind of creed /$rGuntis Kalme --$tPromise, liberty, and persecution : exploring Philip Melanchthon's contextual theology /$rDavid Lumpp --$tWhat did Luther know about Islam, and why did he want to know it? /$rDaniel L. Mattson --$tLutheran natural theology in the early modern era : a preliminary glance /$rRichard A. Muller --$t"One foot already out of the grave : Luther preaches the resurrection /$rPaul Robinson --$tJustifying the Variata : observations on Melanchthon's 1540 edition of the Augsburg Confession /$rTimothy Wengert --$g[Part II]$tTo the world.$t"I am God's creature!" : Luther's confession of the first article of the creed /$rCharles P. Arand --$tReformation and confessional identity as a two-phase model? : the process of differentiation in the development of Lutheranism /$rIrene Dingel --$tGod's word is the place where God dwells : impetuses for a confessional-Lutheran conversation about ways to read holy scripture /$rWerner Klän --$tLuther's theological aesthetics /$rMark Mattes --$tLooking around with new eyes : a certain modesty as a way to see /$rRobert Rosin --$tRobert Kolb bibliography : 2017-1968 /$rRuth A. Mattson, compiler.
*520  $aThis volume honors Robert A. Kolb, retired Director of the Institute for Mission Studies and Mission Professor in systematic theology at Concordia Seminary, St. Louis, and perhaps the leading authority on the development of "Wittenberg Theology" in the English-speaking world. His teaching and writing, which continue without flagging, have emphasized the importance of retaranslating the Christian faith expressed in the Lutheran Reformation in terms that address current issues and contemporary people. In this volume, colleagues and co-workers relate to Dr. Kolb's insights into the history of the Reformation era and on the impact of various Reformation issues, even on life today.
*60017$aKolb, Robert$d(1941-....).$2ram
*630  $aReformationen
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*7001 $aMattson, Daniel L.$q(Daniel Lloyd),$eedt
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