Reassessing Luther's Theology

This chapter critiques common misconceptions surrounding Martin Luther's theology, particularly focusing on the nature of grace and its separation from personal feelings. It highlights the importance of external assurance over emotional experiences for true peace of conscience, while also examining the historical context of Luther's views on sin, repentance, and salvation. The discussion emphasizes the need to understand Luther's teachings within their original context, arguing against modern interpretations that filter them through contemporary ideas of individual experience and self-worth.