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Paperback - 197 pp
ISBN 1-888961-01-5
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Editorial Review

Extensive expositions and analyses of Luther's ethical deliberations are rare in Luther research.  This work, like a good mountain guide, offers a dependable approach to the top of Luther's moral teaching.  It will initiate novices into Luther studies and stimulate experts to wrestle with the rich legacy of Luther's thought . . . 

Eric W. Gritsch
Emeritus Professor of Church History
Gettysburg Lutheran Seminary

In hindsight, there prove to be three evident reasons why the "Essay" of F. Edward Cranz has outlived the scores of Luther studies published since World War II: - It presents the historical Luther, hence a man of growth and change; - It takes the measure of the whole Luther, breaking through the barriers of preoccupation with the young Luther; - Above all, it bridges the realms of high theology and societal reform, thus providing us with access to the mystery of Luther's astonishing impact.

Heiko A. Oberman
Professor of History
University of Arizona