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Luther, vol. 5 of 6

Note 1009 — Chapter XXXI · (continued 2)

E. M. Lamond translation

The authors of the Article on Melanchthon in the “RE. f. prot. Th.,”³, say, p. 535: “A Humanist mode of thought forms the background of his theology”; Melanchthon strove for a kind of compromise between Christian truth and ancient philosophy.

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