Vocation and Social Change in the Reformation

This chapter explores the evolving concepts of vocation and monasticism during the Reformation, highlighting key figures who challenged traditional religious roles. It examines the socio-economic shifts stemming from the decline of feudalism, focusing on the rise of the middle class and the formation of guilds that fostered economic independence. Additionally, it connects these changes to Lutheran teachings and the broader transformations that paved the way for early modern capitalism.

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