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Let God be God: an interpretation of the..

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How is it possible for God to be God, in a world where human beings find it quite natural to live and think as if they themselves stood at the center of things? Philip Watson, outstanding English Methodist, whose scholarly and objective research on Luther is contributing greatly to contemporary Protestant evaluation of the Reformer, finds his answer to the question in "Luther's Copernican Revolution." Copernicus challenged the old theory that the sun moves around the Earth. He said that the sun is the center of things and the earth moves around it. Similarly, Luther challenged the teaching, in effect, that mortals are at the center of things, and that everything moves around them. Not so. God is the center. Without Him, humanity is nothing.

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230.041 WAT l

Z. HANDIMAN

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230.041 WAT l

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Philadelphia : ., 1947

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xi,203p.;22 cm

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English

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230.041

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THEOLOGY, MARTIN LUTHER

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