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The Reformation at 500
Germans Are Welcoming Refugees as a Way to Honor Luther’s Legacy
Asylum seekers and immigrants are big part of the Reformation’s 500th anniversary in Germany.
Jim Willis in Berlin|
Gleanings
Gleanings: July/August 2017
Important developments in the church and the world (as they appeared in our July/August issue).
CT Staff|
Marriage Lessons from the Luthers
Katharina and Martin Luther lived 500 years ago, but they can teach us much about how to live well in our own modern-day marriages.
Michelle DeRusha|
News
Lutherans Remember the Reformation Where Germany Committed Genocide
Lutheran World Federation assembles in Namibia for 500th anniversary of Martin Luther.
Sarah Eekhoff Zylstra|
Speaking Out
From Kuyper to Keller: Why Princeton’s Prize Controversy Is So Ironic
A former winner explains how the seminary honor that once brought the Reformed community together is now splitting it.
Richard J. Mouw|
‘Grace Alone’ 500 Years Later
A Catholic perspective.
Bishop Robert Barron|
‘Grace Alone’: Luther Nails It
A Protestant responds to Catholic critiques of ‘Grace Alone.’
Roger E. Olson|
Reading the Reformation in 2017
Historians are still finding new things to say about Martin Luther and his movement.
Bruce Gordon|
Cover Story
500 Years After Luther, We Still Feel the Pressure to Be Justified
Luther's law/gospel insight is as brilliant as ever—especially in 21st century America.
David Zahl|
Humor: Dumb Moments in Church History
The Illegal Cookout That Sparked the Swiss Reformation
Who would have thought that an unassuming plate of sausages could ignite a revolution?
Luke T. Harrington|
Book Review
Does Protestantism Need to Die?
Or to recover its riches? Two Protestant luminaries look at the legacy of the Reformation, 500 years later.
Fred Sanders|
Anti-Semitic Sculpture Outside Luther's Church Creates Controversy
Protestant group seeking removal of Judensau carving before Reformation 500 encounters firm opposition.
Deborah Pardo-Kaplan|
Interview
Stop Snacking on ‘Scripture McNuggets’
A Bible expert diagnoses the bad habits that keep us from feasting on God’s Word.
Interview by Drew Dyck|
Obituary
Remembering David Steinmetz's Quest to Free the Church from Amnesia
How the legendary Reformation scholar sought to regain the church's identity from the past.
Timothy George|
Re-Word
Was the Samaritan Woman Really an Adulteress?
We know her as sexually immoral. Her community would have known otherwise.
Lynn H. Cohick|
The Behemoth
No Iota in Vain: Martin Luther’s ‘Great and Worthy Undertaking’
The reformer translated the New Testament in ten weeks—and with strong convictions.
James Reston Jr.|
Global Gospel Project
Why You Can't Read Scripture Alone
Studying the Bible in light of the Great Tradition.
Gerald R. McDermott|
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Top 10 Books on the Protestant Reformation
A Reformation Day list, picked by historians and theologians.
Interview
The Softer Face of Calvinism
Reformed theology is more irenic and diverse than you think, says theologian Oliver Crisp.
Interview with Kevin P. Emmert|
Spirited Life
It's All Gift
As it turns out, your success probably has little to do with you.
Andrew Wilson|
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