Wisløffs Dogmehistorie 23 Den reformerte kirke 1
Jul 16, 2021
Discover the intriguing dynamics of the Reformed church, highlighted by debates between Calvin, Zwingli, and Bullinger. Explore the unique sacramental views and the impact of the Consensus Tigurinus on their relationship. Delve into how various reform movements shaped church practices and the role of confessions in guiding beliefs. Wisløff sheds light on the importance of Scripture's authority, predestination discussions, and church life reform across key cities. The podcast also touches on the complexities of Decalogue interpretations and Sabbath observance.
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Dispute Over Eucharistic Words
- Luther accused Zwingli of undermining the plain words of Scripture, especially in sacramental language.
- Wisløff notes the disagreement centers on interpreting Eucharistic words literally or symbolically.
Consensus Tigurinus As A Compromise
- Consensus Tigurinus (1549) was a sacramental compromise between Bullinger and Calvin following Zwingli.
- Wisløff presents it as nearer to Calvin than to Luther in sacramental outlook.
Calvin's Pneumatological Sacraments
- Calvin grounds his sacramental theology in pneumatology: the Spirit connects believers to Christ's body in heaven.
- Wisløff contrasts this with Lutheran sacramental realism which affirms a different presence.
