Martin Luther: Roman Catholic Prophet (Marquette Studies in Theology, #25.)
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Martin Luther: Roman Catholic Prophet (Marquette Studies in Theology, #25.)
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H. Szesnat biblicalhermeneutics.net (England) | 
04/07/2007
04/07/2007
This book is a competent discussion of Roman Catholic perspectives on Martin Luther. One could quibble with its style, but then it is clearly written for an academic audience. Within that context, it is perfectly readable and informative. It is not, however, an introduction to Luther as such, so if that is what you are looking for, there are better books.
Michael Dolan (Edina, MN USA) | 
10/03/2002
10/03/2002
This book - Don't waste your money on this pathetic attempt.
-- Michael Dolan
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