Encuentro Con Melanchthon – (Spanish)
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Si no conoces a esta enorme figura histo rica, deberi as conocerla, y el Dr. Keith es el hombre adecuado para presenta rtela. La importancia de Philipp Melanchthon para la Reforma, adema s de su i ntima amistad con Marti n Lutero, es imposible de sobrestimar. No obstante, recibe poca atencio n, y la que recibe no siempre es positiva ni justa, por decir lo menos. Por lo tanto, a modo de introduccio n, este folleto contiene una breve biografi a de Melanchthon, acompa ada de selecciones de su obra traducidas desde el lati n por el Dr. Keith. Este material tambie n puede encontrarse en el sitio web de 1517. Complementa bien los dos episodios del po dcast The Thinking Fellows dedicados a Melanchthon.
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SKU (ISBN): 9781964419015
ISBN10: 1964419018
Language: Spanish
Scott Keith
Binding: Trade Paper
Published: October 2024
Publisher: Augsburg Fortress Publishers – 1517 Media
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