Bondage of the Will

Martin Luther (1483-1546) was a German priest and theologian whose intellectual revolt against certain practices of the Church led to the Reformation. He is regarded as the primary founder of Protestant Christianity, and as one of the pivotal figures of Western civilisation.

• Translators' Note Historical and Theological Introduction I. Erasmus to 1517 II. Luther to 1517 III. Luther and Erasmus from 1517 IV. Theological Issues V. Conclusion The Bondage of the Will I. Introduction II. Review of Erasmus' Preface III. Review of Erasmus' Introduction IV. Review of Erasmus' Arguments for 'Free-Will' V. Review of Erasmus' Treatment of Texts that Deny 'Free-Will' (I) VI. Review of Erasmus' Treatment of Texts that Deny 'Free-Will' (II) VII. The Bible Doctrine of the Bondage of the Will VIII. Conclusion Index of Scripture References

The Bondage of the Will is a theological gold mine that every Christian should read. Packer and Johnston's meticulous work makes this timeless piece highly accessible to us. This book is an invaluable addition to the libraries of those seeking to have a strong grasp of Reformation theology. Marc Daniel Rivera In Kristiya Know, 2024.