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x, 203 pages : 23 cm "Literature cited": pages 190-192 Part One: The general character of Luther's theology -- I. Luther as a theologian -- The task of the interpreter -- Luther's concern with doctrine -- Luther's discovery of a 'gracious God' -- The theological consequences of Luther's discovery -- II. The motif of Luther's thought -- Luther's Copernican revolution -- The consistency of Luther's outlook -- Luther in contrast with the schoolmen -- Duns Scotus -- Saint Thomas Aquinas -- Luther's watchword: Soli Deo Gloria -- Part Two: The major themes of Luther's theology -- III. The revelation of God -- The twofold knowledge of God -- Man's general or natural knowledge of God -- The creatures as 'veils' of God -- The God of power and of law -- The false religion of the natural man -- The particular or proper knowledge of God in Christ -- IV. The theology of the cross -- The incarnate deity -- Christ as interpreter of the law -- The condemnation and curse of the law -- The law of nature and of Christ -- Christ as Mediator and Saviour -- The work of redemption and atonement -- The Redeemer, human and divine -- The majesty of uncreated love -- V. The doctrine of the Word -- Christ the
- Author
- Watson, Philip S. (Philip Saville), 1909-1983
- Publisher
- London, Epworth Press
- Published
- 1947
- Language
- EN
- Subjects
- Christian, Religion
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