Martin Luther: eine Einführung
- ISBN-10
- 3825229564
- ISBN-13
- 9783825229566
- Series
- Martin Luther
- Pages
- 183
- Language
- German
- Published
- 2007
- Author
- Dietrich Korsch
Description
Martin Luther ist eine umstrittene Gestalt - in der Theologie wie in den Kulturwissenschaften. Dietrich Korsch zeigt, auf welche Einsichten diese Kontroversen zurückgehen. Er führt Leserinnen und Leser gedanklich durch Luthers Werk und legt dar, inwiefern das reformatorische Christentum als authentische Gestalt christlichen Glaubens in der Gegenwart verstanden werden kann.
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