03 June 2024
For Luther, the devil appears wherever God is at work. This contains the main thesis of the dissertation.
Luther’s confession of 1528 forms the backbone of the work, so that the Trinitarian structure and Christocentric approach complement each other harmoniously.
In Luther’s case the devil has to do with the God who doesn’t stay with himself. What this means is explained in a reconstructive and theological-historical manner and then systematically and theologically evaluated. Precisely because Luther showed no fear of connecting God and the devil to the limits of theological honesty, his reflections still today undermine the most solid doctrine of God.
Author: Daniel Mühlethaler
