Wisløffs Dogmehistorie 13 Confessio Augustana, art. 11, 23, 24, 26 og 27
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May 7, 2021 Dive into the rich tapestry of Confessio Augustana as Wisløff discusses pivotal articles on the mass, emphasizing Luther's critique of its transformation into a work offered to God. Explore Melanchthon's cautious language and the reformers' rejection of the mass as an intercessory offering. Discover the distinction between sacrament and sacrifice, along with insights on confession and absolution. Wisløff also shares anecdotes on Luther's strong polemics against relics, adding layers to this fascinating theological exploration.
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Debate Over Bishop Ordination Ritual
- Carl Fredrik Wisløff recounts debate over bishop ordination ritual and whether it creates a new theological office.
- He argues for keeping a solemn installation while avoiding language that implies a distinct sacred order.
Luther's Central Concern About The Mass
- Wisløff highlights Luther's struggle with the Mass becoming a gift we offer to God rather than a gift from God.
- Melanchthon cautiously reframes liturgical changes to avoid provoking Catholic critics.
Chaotic Masses In Rome
- Wisløff describes chaotic simultaneous Masses in Rome and musicians interrupting rites with songs.
- He uses vivid travel examples to show how medieval Mass practice could be fragmented and theatrical.
