
The great Protestant Reformer Martin Luther is known primarily as an exegete and a preacher. He never produced a systematic theology like Aquinas'
Summa or Calvin's
Institutes. Nevertheless, Luther made important contributions to systematic theology. In the two lectures below, Pastor Mark Sarver, a professor of historical theology for
Reformed Baptist Seminary, highlights some of the prominent characteristics of Luther's theology, which he classifies as biblical, doxological, existential, and dialectical.
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