Prelude on the Babylonian Captivity of the Church (eBook, ePUB)
Theological Treatise on Sacraments of the Catholic Church
Übersetzer: Steinhaeuser, A. T. W.
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In "Prelude on the Babylonian Captivity of the Church," Martin Luther profoundly critiques the ecclesiastical practices of his time, particularly the sacramental system. Written in 1520, this polemical work employs a clear, didactic style, interspersed with theological reflection and urgent appeals for reform. Luther draws upon Biblical exegesis to dismantle the prevailing interpretations of the sacraments, arguing for a return to the simplicity of the Gospel, free from the corruption of institutionalism. The text situates itself within the broader Protestant Reformation, challenging the autho...
In "Prelude on the Babylonian Captivity of the Church," Martin Luther profoundly critiques the ecclesiastical practices of his time, particularly the sacramental system. Written in 1520, this polemical work employs a clear, didactic style, interspersed with theological reflection and urgent appeals for reform. Luther draws upon Biblical exegesis to dismantle the prevailing interpretations of the sacraments, arguing for a return to the simplicity of the Gospel, free from the corruption of institutionalism. The text situates itself within the broader Protestant Reformation, challenging the authority of the Church and advocating for a faith anchored in personal conviction and scriptural justification. Martin Luther, a seminal figure in Western Christianity, was motivated by personal and theological turmoil to address the crises facing the Church. His early experiences, including his struggle with guilt and the pursuit of righteousness, influenced his subsequent beliefs about salvation and grace. As a former monk, Luther's intimate knowledge of monastic life and its shortcomings fueled his radical critiques. His writings reflect a passionate desire for a purer expression of the Christian faith, untethered from clerical excesses. This essential text is highly recommended for anyone seeking to understand the theological underpinnings of the Protestant Reformation. Readers will find in Luther's arguments not only historical relevance but also an enduring call for spiritual authenticity and reform. Whether for scholars, theologians, or faithful seekers, this work remains a cornerstone of Christian thought and a powerful invitation to re-examine the foundations of faith.
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