Reformation studies
Subtitle: essays in honor of Roland H. Bainton.
Publisher: John Knox Press
Published: 1962
Place of publication: Richmond
Language: eng
Number of pages: 285
Subjects: Bainton, Roland Herbert, 1894-; Reformation
Notes: Bibliographical references included in "Notes and acknowledgements" (p. [254]-285)
CONTENTS -- (Continued) -- Continental Protestantism and Elizabethan Anglicanism, 1570-1595, by J.M. Krumm. -- New light on Butzer's significance, by F.H. Littell. -- Reason and conversion in the thought of Melanchthon, by C.L. Manschreck. -- The strangers' "Model churches" in sixteenth-century England, by F.A. Norwood. -- Essays on the left wing of the Reformation: Sectarianism and skepticism: the strange allies of religious liberty, by W. Beach. -- Augsburg and the early Anabaptists, by P.J. Schwab. -- Bernhard Rothmann's views on the early church, by F.J. Wray. -- Fecund problems of eschatological hope, election proof, and social revolt in Thomas Muntzer, by L.H. Zuck. -- A bibliography of Professor Bainton's writings on the Reformation period, compiled by R.P. Morris (p.251-253) -- Notes and acknowledgments.
Table of contents: title: Roland H. Bainton: a biographical appreciation, by G. Harkness.; title: Essays on Luther: Faith and knowledge in Luther's theology, by N.A. Bendtz.; title: A reasonable Luther, by R.H. Fischer.; title: Anfechtung in Luther's Biblical exegesis, by C.W. Hovland.; title: Medieval consolation and the young Luther's despair, by J. Von Rohr.; title: Luther's frontier in Hungary, by W. Toth.; title: Essays on Calvin: The relation of God's grace to his glory in John Calvin, by H. Kuizenga.; title: Calvin's theological method and the ambiguity in his theology, by J.H. Leith.; title: Essays on other men and movements: Lefevre d'Etaples: three phases of his life and work, by J.W. Brush.