Alec Ryrie

Luther in English

History & Biography

“Martin Luther, the theological giant of the sixteenth century, has almost been written out of the English Reformation. Whiting's book restores him to his proper place, not least by showing that Luther's early English interpreters often understood his paradoxical theology better than modern commentators have done. He reminds us of what we should always have known: that a Reformation without Luther is simply unimaginable.”

Worshiping with the Reformers

History & Biography

“This invaluable book, based on deep and wide-ranging scholarship that goes far beyond the obvious sources, takes us right into the experience of worship in the age of the Reformation. Professor Maag's mastery of the theological issues is impressive, but what is most compelling about the book is how human it is: she never forgets that worship is something that people do and find meaning in, and she always gives us the view from the pew as well as the pulpit.”