An edition of Lex charitatis
(1953)
Lex charitatis
a juristic disquisition on law in the theology of Martin Luther
by Johannes Heckel
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Table of Contents
Preface / by Martin Heckel
From Martin Heckel's preface of the second German edition of Lex charitatis, 1973
Introduction
Which concept 'law' did Martin Luther affirm?
The present interpretation of Luther's idea of law in the context of its theological origin and of the main stages of its development
The problem
The present situation in research
The new formulation of the problem
The theological origin of Luther's doctrine of law and the development of Luther's doctrine of law
The sovereignty of the divine law
The development of Luther's doctrine of law
The basic features of Luther's doctrine of law
The basis of Luther's doctrine of law : the doctrine of the two kingdoms
The origin of Luther's doctrine of the two kingdoms
The kingdom of the world
The kindom of Christ
The kingdom of God at the right of God and the kingdom of God at the left of God
Luther's doctrine of law
The connection of the doctrine of the kingdoms with the doctrine of law
The divine law in the status of the incorrupt nature
The divine natural law
The divine positive law
Human law in the status of the corrupt nature during the age of unwritten law
The substantive secular natural law
The institutional secular natural law
Written law
The law of Christ
The existence of the Christian in the legal structures of this world
The Christian as a member of the church in the world
The Christian in the estate of marriage
The Christian in the politia
The spiritual basis of the christian's freedom in the politia
The christian as a legal associate in the politia
The Christian as a subject in the politia
The doctrine of the tyrant
The Christian in the office of governmental authority
Luther's doctrine of the "Christian body" especially into the Christian nobility of the German nation
Retrospect
What happened to Luther's doctrine of law?
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Includes bibliographical references and index.
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