Martin Luther's doctrine of subjective sanctification : a comparison of his early and late writings / by Steven Frederick Tompkins. [print]

By: Material type: TextTextPublication details: 1989.Description: v, 136, 1. leaves ; 28 cmContent type:
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Contents:
Statement of Need -- Statement of Thesis -- Statement of Methodology -- Summary.
How the Misunderstanding Arose: Luther's Statements -- The Subjective Side of Luther -- Simul Justus et Peccator: Totus and Partim -- Justification and Sanctification -- Summary.
Romans Seven and Simul Partim Justus et Partim Peccator -- The Element of Progress in Subjective Righteousness -- The Place of the Law in Good Works -- Summary.
The Historical Context of the Relevant Sources -- The Doctrine of Subjective Sanctification -- The Place of the Law in the Life of the Justified Individual -- Summary.
Summary of Chapters One through Four -- Continuity Between the Young and the Old Luther -- Discontinuity Between the Young and the Old Luther -- Conclusion.
Dissertation note: Thesis Regent College 1989.
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Circulating Book (checkout times vary with patron status) Circulating Book (checkout times vary with patron status) G. Allen Fleece Library CIRCULATING COLLECTION Non-fiction BR333.5.S36T65 1991 (Browse shelf(Opens below)) Available 31923000856464

Includes abstract and vita.

Chapter 1: The Need for a Reassessment of Luther's Doctrine of Sanctification

Chapter 2: The Proper Relationship between Justification and Sanctification

Chapter 3: The Doctrine of Subjective Sanctification in Luther's Early Writings

Chapter 4: The Doctrine of Subjective Sanctification in Luther's Later Writings

Chapter 5: Concluding Remarks

Thesis Regent College 1989.

Statement of the Problem -- Statement of Need -- Statement of Thesis -- Statement of Methodology -- Summary.

Introduction -- How the Misunderstanding Arose: Luther's Statements -- The Subjective Side of Luther -- Simul Justus et Peccator: Totus and Partim -- Justification and Sanctification -- Summary.

Introduction -- Romans Seven and Simul Partim Justus et Partim Peccator -- The Element of Progress in Subjective Righteousness -- The Place of the Law in Good Works -- Summary.

Introduction -- The Historical Context of the Relevant Sources -- The Doctrine of Subjective Sanctification -- The Place of the Law in the Life of the Justified Individual -- Summary.

Introduction -- Summary of Chapters One through Four -- Continuity Between the Young and the Old Luther -- Discontinuity Between the Young and the Old Luther -- Conclusion.

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