Theologian of Glory or Theologian of the Cross?
In 1518 Catholic monk Martin Luther presented to his Augustinian Order a clarification and amplification of the shockingly critical 95 theses that had been famously nailed to the Wittenberg Church door a year earlier. These 28 statements are called the Heidelberg Disputation, and they are the source of many of the ideas we have been discussing in this blog. This includes the idea that God’s will is naturally, spontaneously and unconsciously (NSU) performed in us by the Holy Spirit. In the Heidelberg Disputation, Luther…