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[anosognosia]

Does anyone know Luther's writings particularly well?

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[nightspore]

No one does. (I know them well enough to know that If anyone did, they'd be appalled.)

[anosognosia]

Ha! Well maybe you can recommend something anyway, on the human capacity for knowledge and reason? I've got Disputation Concerning Man which a bit of reading has indicated would be an ideal reference, and the bit on the creation of man in the Genesis commentary, which I figured would also be helpful.

[vonheston]

Amen to that!

[pastorlenny]

I am in touch with tutal and some other heavy-duty Lutherans on Facebook if you would like me to forward a query to them.

[anosognosia]

I shot a message to tutal, thanks!

[vonheston]

Just his antisemitic writings and the significant influences his theology had on persecution/murder of Jewish people. (which I got into reading after learning about said influence at the US Holocaust Memorial Museum)

[anosognosia]

Hopefully not the high water mark of Lutheran contributions to history. :(

[essius]

Heiko Oberman, MAN.

[anosognosia]

Well I didn't mean quite anyone. Although I was reading him the other day on the via moderna.

[meus_ovatio]