Contrasting Christologies: Luther vs. Zwingli

This chapter delves into the complex theological debates between Martin Luther and Ulrich Zwingli regarding Christology, particularly focusing on their differing views on the Eucharist. It highlights the implications of Christ's dual nature and the communication of attributes between the divine and human aspects of Christ, emphasizing the historical context and confessional writings that underpin Lutheran thought. The discussion critiques Zwingli's symbolic interpretation in contrast to Luther's assertion of real presence while addressing key theological nuances and historical controversies.