Luther Refracted

Luther Refracted speaks to the currency that Luthers life and thought continue to enjoy in todays Christian reflection. The contributors, representing a variety of Christian denominations, demonstrate Luthers lasting impact on their own traditions and, together with the Lutheran respondents, encourage a fresh understanding of the Reformer. In their at times vigorous engagement, Luthers legacy comes to light not only as variously received but also as contradicted, and transformed, only to reemerge as a fruitful leaven for further thought and transformation. All the essays presented here witness to Luthers significance as a formidable doctor ecclesiae, a teacher of the church.

Contributors include:

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Matthew Myer Boulton, Christian Theological Seminary

Brian C. Brewer, Baylor University

Anna Case-Winters, McCormick Theological Seminary

Paul R. Hinlicky, Roanoke College

Matt Jenson, Biola University

Piotr J. Maysz, Beeson Divinity School

Ian A. McFarland, University of Cambridge

Derek R. Nelson, Wabash College

Ted Peters, Pacific Lutheran Theological Seminary

David Tracy, Emeritus, University of Chicago Divinity School

Jared Wicks, SJ, Pontifical College Josephinum

Susan K. Wood, SCL, Marquette University

Johannes Zachhuber, University of Oxford

Randall C. Zachman, University of Notre Dame