Luther and Calvinism

Image and Reception of Martin Luther in the History and Theology of Calvinism

Contributions by Karin Maag Contributions by Christoph Strohm Contributions by Jordan J. Ballor Contributions by Rodney L. Petersen Contributions by Jan Harasimowicz Contributions by Peter Opitz Contributions by Jan van de Kamp Contributions by Jan Rohls Contributions by Michael Beintker Contributions by Günter Frank Contributions by Stefan Ehrenpreis Contributions by Jan R. Luth Contributions by Zsombor Tóth Contributions by Ulrich A. Wien Contributions by Gert van Klinken Contributions by Maren Overbosch Contributions by Henk van den Belt Contributions by Fred A. van Lieburg Contributions by Martin L. van Wijngaarden Contributions by Jon Balserak Contributions by Olivier Millet Contributions by Susanne Lachenicht Contributions by Emidio Campi Contributions by Johannes Smit Contributions by Karl W. Schwarz Contributions by Tanja G. Kootte Contributions by David Parry Contributions by Andreas Gormans Edited by Herman J. Selderhuis Edited by J. Marius J. Lange van Ravenswaay Series edited by Herman J. Selderhuis Series edited by Günter Frank Series edited by Bruce Gordon Series edited by Barbara Mahlmann-Bauer Series edited by Tarald Rasmussen Series edited by Violet Soen Series edited by Zsombor Tóth Series edited by Günther Wassilowsky Series edited by Siegrid Westphal Series edited by David M. Whitford Cover design or artwork by

Book cover: Luther and Calvinism

Extent: 547 pages

Publisher: Vandenhoeck & Ruprecht

Subjects: Religious Studies

Series: Refo500 Academic Studies (R5AS)

Language: English

Hardback (Published)

(May 2017)

ISBN: 9783525552629

6.34 x 9.33 inches

Price: $213.00

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A Calvinistic View on Luther


In this volume renowned authors in the disciplines of Reformed theology and scientific Luther-research document the international scientific research on the reception of Martin Luther in Calvinism. Comprehensively they analyse the image of Martin Luther in different calvinistic contexts. As experts they succeed in depicting the main relations between Lutheran and Calvinistic thinking in a precise and transparent manner. They outline Luther’s immense influence on Calvinism and thus, provided a milestone on the way towards an exploration of Luther’s importance within the European intellectual history.

  • Contributions by Karin Maag
  • Contributions by Christoph Strohm
  • Contributions by Jordan J. Ballor
  • Contributions by Rodney L. Petersen
  • Contributions by Jan Harasimowicz
  • Contributions by Peter Opitz
  • Contributions by Jan van de Kamp
  • Contributions by Jan Rohls
  • Contributions by Michael Beintker
  • Contributions by Günter Frank
  • Contributions by Stefan Ehrenpreis
  • Contributions by Jan R. Luth
  • Contributions by Zsombor Tóth
  • Contributions by Ulrich A. Wien
  • Contributions by Gert van Klinken
  • Contributions by Maren Overbosch
  • Contributions by Henk van den Belt
  • Contributions by Fred A. van Lieburg
  • Contributions by Martin L. van Wijngaarden
  • Contributions by Jon Balserak
  • Contributions by Olivier Millet
  • Contributions by Susanne Lachenicht
  • Contributions by Emidio Campi
  • Contributions by Johannes Smit
  • Contributions by Karl W. Schwarz
  • Contributions by Tanja G. Kootte
  • Contributions by David Parry
  • Contributions by Andreas Gormans
  • Edited by Herman J. Selderhuis
  • Edited by J. Marius J. Lange van Ravenswaay
  • Series edited by Herman J. Selderhuis
  • Series edited by Günter Frank
  • Series edited by Bruce Gordon
  • Series edited by Barbara Mahlmann-Bauer
  • Series edited by Tarald Rasmussen
  • Series edited by Violet Soen
  • Series edited by Zsombor Tóth
  • Series edited by Günther Wassilowsky
  • Series edited by Siegrid Westphal
  • Series edited by David M. Whitford
  • Cover design or artwork by