Protestantism after 500 years / edited by Thomas Albert Howard and Mark A. Noll.

Contributor Howard, Thomas Albert, 1967- editor.

Imprint:New York, NY : Oxford University Press, [2016]

Descriptionxvi, 361 pages ; 25 cm

Note:Includes index.

Note:Looking back. Remembering the Reformation, 1617, 1817, and 1883 : commemoration as an agent of continuity and change / Thomas Albert Howard ; From Gospel to law : the Lutheran Reformation and its impact on legal culture / John Witte Jr. ; Redefining the sacred and the supernatural : how the Protestant Reformation really did disenchant the world / Carlos Eire ; Protestantism and the making of modern science / Peter Harrison ; The Reformation and higher education / Karin Maag ; The Reformation and modernity : explaining the casual nexus / Brad S. Gregory -- The present. Myth and history in interpreting Protestantism : recent historiographical trends / Matthew Lundin ; Commemorating the Reformation in "post-Christian" Europe? / Herman J. Selderhuis ; What hath Wittenberg to do with Lagos? : sixteenth-century Protestantism and Global South Christianity / Philip Jenkins ; Protestantism comes east : the case of Korea / Sung-Deuk Oak ; Chaotic coherence : Sola Scriptura and the twentieth-century spread of Christianity / Mark A. Noll -- Theological considerations. Martin Luther at 500 and the state of global Lutheranism / Sarah Hinlicky Wilson ; Looking ahead by glancing back : John Calvin and Thomas Aquinas on the church / Matthew Levering ; The Reformation and the new Ecumenism / Timothy George.

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