Wisløffs Dogmehistorie 10 Spiritualistene og bekjennelsesskriftene
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Apr 16, 2021 Explore the intriguing world of spiritualists who prioritize inner experiences over church sacraments. Discover the literary clash between Sven Kvent and Pilgrim Marbeck as they debate spirituality versus tradition. Learn about key figures like Sebastian Frank and their anti-institutional views. Delve into the background of Lutheran confessional writings, including the Augsburg Confession’s original intent and its position on vital issues like infant baptism and the Eucharist. Uncover how these beliefs shaped the Lutheran identity in the face of radical movements.
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Inner Experience Over External Forms
- Spiritualists prioritized inner spiritual experience over external forms like sacraments and church structures.
- Wisløff explains this as a core difference between spiritualists and Reformers during the Reformation.
Swenkfeld vs. Marbeck Feud
- Wisløff recounts the polemic feud between the spiritualist Swenkfeld and Pilgrim Marbeck as a major Reformation controversy.
- He uses their exchange to illustrate conflicting views on Scripture versus inner spirit.
Radicals Often Became Rationalists
- Many radical reformers tended toward anti-trinitarian and rationalist positions, especially in Italy.
- Wisløff notes this pattern and cites figures like Juan Valdés as examples.
