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200			_aThe Harvest of Medieval Theology _eGabriel Biel and Late Medieval Nominalism _fOberman, Heiko Augustinus
210			_aGrand Rapids, Michigan _cBaker Academic _d2000
101			_aeng
102			_aUS
215			_aPaperback. 495 pg.
327			_aContents
327			_aIntroduction -- pg. 1
327			_aChapter 1. CURRICULUM VITAE GABRIELIS -- pg. 9
327			_aChapter 2. PROLEGOMENA -- pg. 30
327			_aChapter 3. FAITH AND UNDERSTANDING -- pg. 57
327			_aChapter 4. NATURAL LAW AS DIVINE ORDER -- pg. 90
327			_aChapter 5. MAN FALLEN AND REDEEMED -- pg. 120
327			_aChapter 6. THE PROCESS OF JUSTIFICATION -- pg. 146
327			_aChapter 7. BETWEEN FEAR AND HOPE: THE RIDDLE OF PREDESTINATION -- pg. 185
327			_aChapter 8. CHRIST AND THE EUCHARIST -- pg. 249
327			_aChapter 9. MARIOLOGY -- pg. 281
327			_aChapter 10. NOMINALISTIC MYSTICICSM -- pg. 323
327			_aChapter 11. HOLY WRIT AND HOLY CHURCH -- pg. 361
327			_aPostscript: THE CATHOLICITY OF NOMINALISM -- pg. 423
327			_aBIBLIOGRAPHY -- pg. 431
327			_aA NOMINALISTIC GLOSSARY -- pg. 459
327			_aINDEX OF NAMES -- pg. 479
327			_aINDEX OF SUBJECTS -- pg. 485
330			_aFirst printed in 1963, The Harvest of Medieval Theology remains the standard for late medieval theology studies. Herein, Oberman explains the theology and philosophy of late medieval nominalism through a detailed analysis of the writings of Gabriel Biel, the famous German disciple of William Ockham. The book discusses all the themes of Biel's thought: the dialectic of the two powers of God, grace, predestination, justification, Christology, Mariology, eucharist, and mysticism. Because Biel is believed to have had a profound influence on the young Martin Luther, Oberman's book is as important for Reformation scholars as it is for medievalists.
606			_aTheology
606			_aDoctrinal - Christology.
606			_aNominalism.
686			_2udc _a230 / Obe / 2000
801			_aUA _b
700			_aOberman _bH.A. _gHeiko Augustinus
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