1. Introduction 2. Martin Luther's Background, Upbringing and Education, 1483-1513 3. From the Psalms to the 95 Theses: The Development of Luther's Reformation Theology, 1513-1517 4. From the 95 Theses to the Leipzig Disputation, 1517-1518 5. From Leipzig to Worms, 1518-1521 6. The Diet of Worms and After, 1521-1533 7. The Creation of Institutional Lutheranism, 1525-1528 8. Luther and Lutheranism: The Quest for Definition 9. Luther's Later Years 10. Conclusion
Michael Mullet is Professor of Cultural and Religious History at the University of Lancaster, where he currently teaches courses on Popular Culture and Protest, Jewish History, and Luther, as well as postgraduate teaching and supervision, especially in religious history. His most recent published work has focussed on Catholic history in the Reformation and post-Reformation periods.
'Attractively-written, wise and judicious, with touches of engaging wit. It is now the best introduction to Luther in English.' - Diarmaid MacCulloch, University of Oxford 'Author and publisher are to be congratulated on producing an immensely readable, beautifully designed, introduction to the life and thought of one of church histoey's more complex and controversial characters ...' - Reviews in Religion and Theology
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