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Dog`ma`ti´cian
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| Krafft, a representative of the theology of the awakening, inspired him to read dogmatic theology, and this led him to the writings of David Hollaz (1648-1713), the last great dogmatician of Lutheran orthodoxy. So Marius's Luther is both a craggy and enigmatic man of his time-the last monk of the Middle Ages, the first of the great dogmaticians of the Reformation-and also the perennial figure of Everyman, cowering between the immensities, fearfully shouting his message of faith alone into the darkness. The two men traveled to Germany, where Walther spent more than a month using the library at Erlangen to examine the writings of the old Lutheran dogmaticians on church and ministry in preparation for the book Kirche und Amt. |
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