Luther: His Ongoing Significance

RELG 320

The Lutheran Reformation is examined through the biography and selected writings of Martin Luther. Chief emphasis is on the years to Luther's death, with an examination of the structure and themes of Luther's thought.

RELG320 is a 3 credit course.

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