Martín Lutero, escritos sobre la ética cristiana
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El presente tomo consta de varios escritos de Lutero referentes a la etica cristiana. A causa de la insistencia del movimiento reformador en la justificacion por la fe, el incipiente cristianismo evangelico era acusado de ser una religion sin etica, de oponerse a las buenas obras. Lutero salio al paso de tales acusaciones en innumerables circunstancias y escritos.
En este tomo se publican:
Las buenas obras (1525)
Comercio y usura (1524)
La autoridad secular (1523)
Es posible ser soldado y cristiano? (1526)
Alegato contra los turcos (1529)
Exhortacion a la paz (1525)
Contra las hordas ladronas y asesinas de los campesinos (1525)
Carta abierta (1525)
Solo disponible en espanol.
The following series consists of various writings from Luther which refer to Christian ethics. Because of the emphasis of the reformation movement to justify by faith, early evangelical Christianity was accused of being a religion with no ethics, opposed to good works. Luther dealt with accusations in countless writings and circumstances. Luther was able to discern these accusations in countless circumstances and writings.
Published in this series:
The Good Works (1525)
Commerce and Usury (1524)
The Secular Authority (1523)
Is it Possible to be a soldier and a Christian? (1526)
Allegation against the Turks (1529)
Plea towards Peace (1525)
Against the Hordes of Thieves and Murderers of the Peasants (1525)
Open Letter (1525)
Only available in Spanish.
