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Martin Luther's Theology of Mary
Luther's Mariology: A Response to a Roman Catholic Apologist
"Martin Luther 'praised' Mary and said that she should be honored in his very last sermon at Wittenberg"
Luther: Mary does not wish that we come to her, but through her to God (Part One)
Luther: Mary does not wish that we come to her, but through her to God (Part Two)
Lutheran pastor on the intercession of the saints: it's okay!
Luther Says: "Mary is Our Mother" An Exercise in Compare & Contrast
Luther Changed Genesis 3:15?
Luther: "Whoever possesses a good (firm) faith, says the Hail Mary without danger!"
Luther: "The veneration of Mary is inscribed in the very depths of the human heart"
Luther's Magnificat: A Representation of Luther's Lifelong Mariology?
Thomas O'Meara: Overview of Luther's Mariology
Luther: "Mary... We Can Never Honor Her Enough"
"Who empowered the Church to grant indulgences? Christ. Who's sacrifice made the indulgences possible? Christ.”
On Luther Giving Hyperdulia To Mary
Luther: No woman is like you. You are more than Eve or Sarah, blessed above all nobility, wisdom, and sanctity
Bibliographic Tedium on the Reformers and Perpetual Virginity
Crossing the Tiber and Bringing Luther With You
Young Luther, Saints, And The Virgin Mary
16th Century Marian Piety Or Mariolatry?
For The Record: On Luther's Mariology
Ad Fontes: To The Sources on Luther's Mariology
Luther and Mary...One More Time.
How To Eliminate Blog Readers: Bore Them With Tedium on Luther's Mariology
Assumption
Luther Celebrated The Feast of the Assumption?
Luther and the Assumption
The Reformers and the Assumption
Luther: The Assumption Was a Settled Fact? (Part 1)
Luther: The Assumption Was a Settled Fact? (Part 2)
Luther: The Assumption Was A Settled Fact? (Part 3)
Martin Luther and Mary's Assumption
Immaculate Conception
Luther: the infusion of Mary's soul was effected without original sin
Real Catholic TV: Luther and the Immaculate Conception
Did Martin Luther believe in the Immaculate Conception of Mary?
Luther: God has formed the soul and body of the Virgin Mary full of the Holy Spirit, so that she is without all sins
Response to Paul Hoffer on Luther & the Immaculate Conception
1544: Luther's Explanation Concerning Mary and the Birth of Christ
Luther: Christ was "born of a woman without sin"
Luther, the Immaculate Conception, Bonaventure, and John of Damascus
Luther on Mary's Sinlessness...Revisited
Lutheran Scholar A.C. Piepkorn on Luther's Belief in the Immaculate Conception
Luther and the Immaculate Conception? The 1540 Disputation On the Divinity and Humanity of Christ
Research I Would Toss Into The Elbe: Luther Believed in the Immaculate Conception of Mary
Luther: Mary Sinned
Scott Windsor weighs in on Luther's belief in the Immaculate Conception
Luther on the Immaculate Conception: A Response to Scott Windsor (Part One)
Luther on the Immaculate Conception: A Response to Scott Windsor (Part Two)
Luther on the Immaculate Conception: A Response to Scott Windsor (Part Three)
Luther on the Immaculate Conception: A Response to Scott Windsor (Part Four)
Luther on the Immaculate Conception: A Response to Scott Windsor (Part Five)
Luther on the Immaculate Conception: A Response to Scott Windsor (Conclusion)
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1 comment:
James,
Have you realised that many cultures and traditions, Christian or otherwise, thrives on myths? My Chinese grandma never believed that mankind have ever landed on the moon, she believed since her youth in the myth about the fairy deity that inhabits the moon. As such no man can ever go there without her permission. My grandma believed that the moon landing was a Hollywood fake by the Americans!
If we remove the myths from many cultures including the Romanist one, they essentially will fall apart.
Kant, Marx and many others believe that the Christian tradition and beliefs are based on myths too.
Just a thought.
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