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Key theological concepts are explored in this significant work by Martin Luther, written in 1537 during the Protestant Reformation. It serves as a concise summary of Lutheran beliefs, addressing the nature of God, salvation, and Church structure. The articles emphasize core Reformation principles like justification by faith alone and the authority of Scripture, while rejecting certain Catholic doctrines, including papal authority. Although it did not achieve the intended unity among Protestant factions, it remains a foundational text in Lutheran theology.

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Luther H. Martin's collected volume showcases his evolution in the study of Hellenistic religions, transitioning from comparative and socio-political studies to the cognitive science of religion. Featuring twenty-five selected works from over a hundred publications, it reflects his innovative methodologies and insights over two decades.

"More than a half a century ago, before the two Koreas were separated by war and communist ideology, there was a thriving center for the Christian faith: Pyongyang. Pyongyang was then called the "Jerusalem of the East" and it will be so again. This book is about the story of North Korea: past, present, and future." -- Introduction.