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Index
A FEW PRESS OPINIONS OF VOLUMES I-V.
CONTENTS
LUTHER
CHAPTER XXXV (Continued) LUTHER’S ATTITUDE TOWARDS SOCIETY AND EDUCATION
3. Elementary Schools and Higher Education
Luther’s Appeals on Behalf of the Schools Polemical Trend of Luther’s Pedagogics Luther’s Educational Plans The Decline of the Schools Following in the Wake of the Innovations Higher Education before Luther’s Day Luther’s Success
4. Benevolence and Relief of the Poor
At the Close of the Middle Ages Luther’s Efforts. The Primary Cause of their Failure A Second Stumbling Block: Lack of Organisation Influence of Luther’s Ethics. Robbery of Church Property Proves a Curse Some Recent Excuses
5. Luther’s Attitude towards Worldly Callings
Luther’s Pessimism Regarding Various Callings. The Peasants The Psychological Background. Luther’s Estrangement from Whole Classes of Society The Merchant Class Influence of Old-Testament Ideas Usury and Interest Luther on Unearned Incomes and Annuities
CHAPTER XXXVI THE DARKER SIDE OF LUTHER’S INNER LIFE. HIS AILMENTS
1. Early Sufferings, Bodily and Mental
Fits of Fear; Palpitations; Swoons Nervousness and other Ailments The so-called Temptations no Mere Morbid Phenomena
2. Psychic Problems of Luther’s Religious Development
Temptations to Despair The Shadow of Pseudo-Mysticism Other Ordeals Summary
3. Ghosts, Delusions, Apparitions of the Devil
The Statements Concerning Luther’s Intercourse with the Beyond The Disputation with the Devil on the Mass Possession and Exorcism
4. Revelation and Illusion. Morbid Trains of Thought
Luther’s Insistence on Private Revelation Some Apparent Withdrawals The “Temptations” as one of Luther’s Bulwarks Three Perverted Theories Dominating Luther’s Outlook Other Abnormal Lines of Thought and Behaviour
5. Luther’s Psychology according to Physicians and Historians
Addendum. Some Medical Opinions on Nervous Degeneration, and Abnormal Ideas.
CHAPTER XXXVII LUTHER’S LATER EMBELLISHMENT OF HIS EARLY LIFE
1. Luther’s later Picture of his Convent Life and Apostasy
The Legend about his First Public Appearance The Legend about his Years of Monkish Piety
2. The Reality. Luther’s Falsification of History
Monastic Days of Peace and Happiness. The Vows and their Breach Some Doubtful Virtues Luther’s Alterations of the Facts The Monkish Nightmare
3. The Legend receives its last touch; how it was used
CHAPTER XXXVIII END OF RELIGIOUS FREEDOM. THE CHURCH-UNSEEN AND THE VISIBLE CHURCH-BY-LAW
1. From Religious Licence to Religious Constraint
Freedom as the Watchword Intolerance Towards Catholics in Theory and Practice Threats of Bloody Reprisals against Papists, Priestlings and Monks The Death-Penalty Sectarians within the New Fold Luther’s Self-justification and Excuses Compulsory Attendance at Church Opinions of Protestant Historians Luther’s Spirit in his Fellows
2. Luther as Judge
The Conceit and the Obstinacy of the “Heretics” “Heretics” who cannot be sure of their Cause Where are your Miracles? His Anger with Lemnius and Others
3. The Church-Unseen, its Origin and Early History
Invisibility of Luther’s Church The Marks of the Church. Gradual Disappearance of the Old Conception of the Church Origin and Early Outbuilding of the New Idea of the Church Luther’s Later Attitude Towards the Idea of the Church. Objections
4. The Church becomes visible. Its organisation 5. Luther’s Tactics in Questions concerning the Church
The Erfurt Preachers in a Tight Place Controversies with the Catholics on the Question of the Church The Indefectibility of the Church and Her Thousand-Year-Long Error Luther’s Tactics in the Interpretation of the Bible
CHAPTER XXXIX END OF LUTHER’S LIFE
1. The Flight from Wittenberg 2. Last Troubles and Cares
Theological Disruption The Controversy on Clandestine Marriages Difficulties with the State Church The Present and the To-come
3. Luther’s Death at Eisleben (1546) 4. In the World of Legend
CHAPTER XL AT THE GRAVE
1. Luther’s fame among the friends he left behind 2. Luther’s Memory among the Catholics. The Question of His Greatness 3. Luther’s Fate in the First Struggles for his Spiritual Heritage
The Osiandric, Majorite, Adiaphoristic and Synergistic Controversies Cryptocalvinism The so-called formula of concord (1580)
4. Mutual Influence of the Two Camps. Growing Strength of the Catholic Church
Luther’s Churches Progress and Gains of Catholicism
5. Luther as described by the Olden “Orthodox” Lutherans 6. Luther as seen by the Pietists and Rationalists 7. The Modern Picture of Luther
The latest efforts to portray Luther The Janus-Picture of the Mediæval and Modern Luther The “Religious” Reformer and the Hero of “Kultur” A “Political” Luther?—Conclusion
XLI—APPENDIX I LUTHER’S WRITINGS AND THE EVENTS OF THE DAY ARRANGED IN CHRONOLOGICAL ORDER XLII—APPENDIX II ADDITIONS AND EMENDATIONS
1-2. Luther’s Visit to Rome 3. Luther’s conception of “Observance” and his conflict with his brother friars 4. Attack upon the “Self-righteous” 5. The collapse of the Augustinian Congregation 6. The Tower Incident (vol. I, pp. 388-400) 7. The Indulgence-Theses 8. The Temptations at the Wartburg 9. Prayer at the Wartburg 10. Luther’s state during his stay at the Coburg 11. Luther’s moral character 12. Luther’s views on lies 13. Luther’s lack of the missionary spirit 14. Notes
FOOTNOTES INDEX
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