Exploring theological differences between Catholic and Lutheran perspectives on salvation

The chapter delves into the theological concepts of humility, sinfulness, and merit in late medieval theology, focusing on Luther's views and the differences between the Reformers and the scholastic tradition. It discusses doctrinal disagreements within the Catholic tradition and explores the cooperation of the self with God in the economy of salvation, touching on topics such as sacraments, redemption, church doctrine, and the role of the Blessed Virgin Mary.