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Reading Luther Not Wisely But Well (Part 1)

Reading Luther Not Wisely But Well (Part 1)

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  • Carl R. Trueman

Looking at the different reactions to Martin Luther's work, this article shows that Luther's work cannot be understood separate from his life. This author discusses four aspects of Luther's biography that help the reader better understand his written work.

Source: Reformation21, 2013. 2 pages.

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