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100 1 Wengert, Timothy J.|0https://id.loc.gov/authorities/names/
nr88002862
245 10 Human freedom, Christian righteousness :|bPhilip
Melanchthon's exegetical dispute with Erasmus of Rotterdam
/|cTimothy J. Wengert.
264 1 New York :|bOxford University Press,|c1998.
300 1 online resource (xiii, 239 pages).
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490 1 Oxford studies in historical theology
504 Includes bibliographical references (pages 219-226) and
index.
505 0 I. Background to the dispute. Philip Melanchthon: alien to
or ally of Erasmus? The current debate. The printing
history of Philip Melanchthon's Lectures and First
commentary on Colossians. Melanchthon's relation to
Erasmus, 1519-1524 -- II. Ground rules for an exegetical
debate. Text and tradition. The Biblical text. The
sources. Ratio seu Methodus Melanchthonis. The Pauline
grammar. Paulus Rhetor. Argumentum Magistri Pauli.
Contextus Pauli: the locus communis -- III. The
controversy over human freedom and Christian
righteousness. Melanchthon's controversy with Erasmus as
reflected in their correspondence, 1524-1528. Colossians
against Erasmus on the freedom of the will. The
Dissertatio on Col. 2:8: origins of an argument. The
Scholia of 1527: undercutting Erasmus's position. The
Scholia of 1528: broadening the attack. The translated
Scholia of 1529: revealing the opponent. Melanchthon
contra Erasmum. Luther neben Melanchthon.
520 1 "This book argues the provocative thesis that Philip
Melanchthon, so often pictured as hopelessly caught in the
middle between Erasmus and Luther, and more "Erasmian"
than Lutheran in his thought, was, at least in his
theological methods and views, not Erasmian at all, but in
fact sharply opposed to Erasmus. Author Timothy J. Wengert
builds his case largely on the basis of Melanchthon's
Scholia on the Epistle of Paul to the Colossians,
employing the critically important but seldom used second
edition of 1528, which was produced in the aftermath of
Luther and Erasmus's famous debate over the freedom of the
will. Wengert also draws on a wide range of other
contemporary sources, many of them well known but, as he
argues, frequently misunderstood. Throughout this analysis
he subjects a wide range of the secondary literature to
sharp critical review. The book deals with a number of
important topics: the complicated and elusive
relationships between humanism and the Reformation,
Erasmus and Luther, Erasmus and Melanchthon, and
Melanchthon and Luther; the theological issues of proper
biblical interpretation, of free will, and of divine and
human righteousness; and the hotly contested social
problem of political order. Human Freedom, Christian
Righteousness will be of interest not only to students and
scholars of Reformation theology, but to a broader
audience of those concerned with Renaissance and
Reformation history and literature."--Jacket.
588 0 Print version record.
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