Luther’s reading of Galatians on law and grace
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Luther’s reading of Galatians on law and grace
Martin Luther’s commentary presents Paul’s letter to the Galatians as a challenge to the idea that Christians remain bound to the Law. Its central contrast is between the Law, which the description associates with bondage, and grace, which Luther presents as freeing for believers. The book offers a window into Luther’s interpretation of a New Testament letter and his theological argument about Christian freedom.
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Galatians is book that explodes the notion that the Christian is under the Law. Get a glimpse into the mind of Luther, who did more than anyone to break the antichrist stranglehold the Roman Catholic Church, by exploring his commentary on the book of Galatians as shows that true believers are under effective and freeing grace and not a Law to keep us as slaves.
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