Taking the Long View

Steinmetz, David C.

doi:10.1093/acprof:osobl/9780199768936.003.0016

Taking the Long View 2011

DOI: 10.1093/acprof:osobl/9780199768936.003.0016

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Taking the Long View

David C. Steinmetz¹

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“…1515“nicht ein nachwort, sondern ein machtwort, das da schaffet,was es lautet” ( Vom Abendmahl Christi ). Steinmetz (2011, p. 84) has pointed out that Luther here ascribes an efficacy to the Word that medieval thinkers would have associated with the sacrament.…”

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Cutting the roots or transforming them? Luther and mysticism after 1522

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The paper argues that the image of Luther cutting his mystical roots when he became a reformer draws more from a concept of orthodox or even liberal Lutheranism than from Luther himself. It shows that Luther and Karlstadt did not divide about the question of following mysticism or not, but about the way mysticism was shaped theologically. For Luther, after his debate with Karlstadt, mysticism was always based on the Word. He also developed a sacramental mysticism, with the Eucharist at its core. One might say, thus, that Luther's mysticism shaped the central aspects of Lutheran ecclesiology.

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