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| Preface | ||
| The Church as Communio | 1 | |
| The Catholic Luther | 13 | |
| The Reform of the Mass: Evangelical, but Still Catholic | 35 | |
| The Problem of Authority in the Church | 53 | |
| The Pastoral Office: A Catholic and Ecumenical Perspective | 67 | |
| Lutheran Pietism and Catholic Piety | 79 | |
| The Church Is a Communion of Churches | 93 | |
| Contributors | 107 |
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Nicola Sicilia
reviewed The Catholicity of the Reformation on September 07, 2017
The Catholicity of the Reformation
Though not without insight, this is largely an unhelpful volume. Elsewhere I have interacted with the essay on authority and sola Scriptura, a discussio which may demonstrate why I deem it largely unhelpful:
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