Martin Luther and Modernity by Adam Morton

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The Renaissance, the Age of Enlightenment, the Industrial Revolution and modernity had a great adversarial impact on Luther’s theology which preceded these developments. Luther’s writings were primarily centred on Medieval philosophy and thinking. In other words and in short, on hindsight, Luther’s theology found itself on inevitable collision course with modernity Luther didn’t get to see which we are seeing today.

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He was definitely important to the rejection of religion and the death of God in northern Europe.

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