This volume presents the Augsburg Confession in both German and Latin, meticulously edited by J.A.H. Tittmann based on the original editions. The Augsburg Confession, a foundational document of Lutheranism, articulates the faith and doctrine of the Lutheran churches during the Reformation. This dual-language edition offers scholars and theologians invaluable access to the original texts, facilitating a deeper understanding of the nuances and historical context of this pivotal religious statement.
The book provides a critical resource for understanding the theological debates of the 16th century and the establishment of Lutheran identity. Its enduring relevance makes it essential for anyone studying the Reformation, Christian theology, or the history of religious thought.
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