The Reformation then and now : 25 years of Modern Reformation articles celebrating 500 years of the Reformation / Eric Landry and Michael S. Horton, editors.

Includes bibliographical references.

PREFACE: DOES THE REFORMATION MATTER? / Eric Landry --

PART I: THE CAUSE -- The shape of the Reformation / Michael Allen -- The state of the church before the Reformation / Alister McGrath -- What drove Luther's hammer? / Rod Rosenbladt -- "Neither reason nor free will points to him": Luther's assertion that the whole man is in bondage / Benjamin Sasse -- Luther on the freedom and bondage of the will / R. Scott Clark -- Luther on Galatians / David R. Andersen -- Pelagianism / Michael S. Horton --

PART II: THE CHARACTERS -- Reformation pathways: Calvin and Luther / Lawrence R. Rast, Jr. -- Was Martin Luther a born-again Christian? / Rick Ritchie -- The Lutheran doctrine of predestination: A Melanchthonian perspective / Scott L. Keith -- Neglected sources of the Reformed doctrine of predestination / Frank A. James III -- "Make your calling and election sure": Predestination and assurance in Reformed theology / Michael S. Horton -- Calvin versus the Calvinists: A bibliographic essay / R. Scott Clark -- How the rumors started: A brief history of Calvin's bad press / Ryan Glomsrud -- Calvin the transformationist? / David VanDrunen -- Our Calvin, our council / Alexandre Ganoczy -- Calvin on the Eucharist / W. Robert Godfrey -- Calvin's form of administering the Lord's Supper / Keith A. Mathison -- Who was Arminius? / W. Robert Godfrey -- Calvin and Jonathan Edwards / Paul Helm -- The journey to Geneva: Calvin and Karl Barth / Peter D. Anders -- Going to church with the Reformers / Michael S. Horton --

PART III: THE CONSEQUENCES -- The crisis of Evangelical Christianity: Reformation essentials / Michael S. Horton -- Christ at the center: The legacy of the Reformed tradition / Dennis Tamburello -- Was the Reformation missions-minded? / Michael S. Horton -- The Reformation and the Arts / Gene E. Veith -- Musings on the history of the Protestant ministry / Lawrence R. Rast, Jr. -- Against the Weber Thesis / Diarmaid MacCulloch -- Christ in the Heidelberg Catechism / W. Robert Godfrey -- "Servants of Freedom": Luther on the Christian life / Rick Ritchie -- Being and remaining: The Apostolicity of the Church in Lutheran perspective / Mickey L. Mattox -- "Comfort ye My people": A Reformation perspective on absolution (Reformed view) / Michael S. Horton -- The Reformation and spiritual formation / Michael S. Horton -- "By these means necessary": Scriptural and sacramental spirituality for all nations / John Nunes -- A brief history of the Westminster Assembly / Michael S. Horton -- A defense of Reformed liturgy / Michael S. Horton -- Calvin and Anglicanism / C. FitzSimons Allison -- Calvin and the continuing Protestant story / Serene Jones -- Ten ways modern culture is different because of John Calvin / David W. Hall -- Was Geneva a Theocracy? / Michael S. Horton -- Is Calvin still relevant after 500 years? It all depends / Michael S. Horton --

CONCLUSION: IS THE REFORMATION OVER? / Michael S. Horton --

APPENDIX: -- Who were the Reformers? -- A Reformation history lesson -- Key concepts in Reformed spirituality.

What caused Luther, Calvin, and others to set in motion the Reformation--and what are the consequences, both then and now? Is the 500-year-old breach between Rome and the Protestant church still necessary today? Does the Reformation even matter anymore? The Reformation, Then and Now is a compendium of articles--gathered from the pages of Modern Reformation magazine--that illuminate the history and impact of the Protestant Reformation over the past 500 years. Although the questions above don't have easy answers, over forty articles written by some of the most trusted voices across the Reformation spectrum offer readers a historical and spiritual walk through the Reformation by addressing the cause, the characters, and the consequences. -- Amazon.com.