Martin Luther's Theology

Oswald Bayer presents a comprehensive study of Martin Luther's theology, drawing on forty years of research. The book simplifies complex concepts for nontheologians, covering Luther's responses to philosophical traditions, his theological methodology, and the foundational philosophy that shaped his views. Bayer explores Luther's Christian dogmatics and ethics, demonstrating their relevance to contemporary theological discussions. This work serves as a crucial resource for students and educators, revealing the inner consistency of Luther's thought and its application in today's context.