Antologia De Martin Lutero (Anniversary) – (Spanish) (Anniversary)
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Las iglesias derivadas de aquellos conflictos religiosos y que hoy reivindican la herencia de Lutero y los demas reformadores haran muy bien en confrontarse con los pensamientos y acciones de Lutero para, asi, desentraar sus motivos y proyecciones. Mucho de lo que hizo (y dejo de hacer) ha reaparecido con frecuencia en la historia eclesiastica para recordar que la reforma de la iglesia es un proceso permanente e inacabado que le corresponde llevar a afecto a cada generacion. No basta con repetir los hermosos lemas al respecto si no se tiene una actitud abierta al cambio y a las transformaciones profundas. Esta recopilacion de textos sobre Lutero y la Reforma Protestante intenta contribuir a ese tipo de proyectos eclesiales, academicos y teologicos.
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SKU (ISBN): 9788417131364
ISBN10: 8417131361
Language: Spanish
Leopoldo Cervantes-Ortiz
Binding: Trade Paper
Published: July 2019
Publisher: Editorial Vida
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