Melanchthon and Bucer

This volume contains two highly important writings of the period of the Protestant Reformation. Melanchthon\u27s book \u27Loci communes theologici\u27, the first Protestant dogmatics, as it is sometimes called, represents the work of a young man writing at the very beginning of the Lutheran Reformation. Bucer\u27s work \u27On the Kingdom of Christ\u27, the first Protestant treatise on social ethics, is the product of a mature man standing on the verge of old age. It reflects the experience of a lifetime in manifold labors for an actual reformation of the Church as well as of society. page xixhttps://place.asburyseminary.edu/limiteddigitalresources/1234/thumbnail.jp