THE BROTHERS SUNDERED: The Luther-Karlstadt Correspondence History and Documentary Companion to The Wittenberg Breach (1518–1528)
The Brothers Sundered compiles the correspondence between Martin Luther and Andreas Karlstadt from 1518 to 1528, chronicling the Wittenberg Breach. This history and documentary companion offers essential context for their theological exchanges and the Reformation's early fractures, providing a vital resource for understanding pivotal religious developments.
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The Brothers Sundered presents the essential correspondence between Martin Luther and Andreas Karlstadt, key figures in the early Reformation. Spanning from 1518 to 1528, these letters capture the evolving tensions that led to the Wittenberg Breach.
This volume serves as a comprehensive history and documentary companion, offering context and analysis for the exchanges that shaped Protestant thought. Readers gain insight into the theological and personal conflicts of the era.
Compiled with scholarly precision, the book provides primary sources alongside historical narrative to deepen understanding of this formative period in Christian history.
Ideal for historians and theologians, it highlights the human elements behind doctrinal disputes that influenced modern religious landscapes.
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