Introduction: Martin Bucer, a consistent theologian -- Martin Bucer's irenic approach to reform -- Martin Bucer's doctrine of justification in his Romans commentary (1536) -- Johannes Gropper's doctrine of justification in Enchiridion (1538) -- Martin bucer's doctrine of justification in sixteenth-century dialogue (1539-1541) -- Conclusion
Summary
This text explains Martin Bucer's unique perspective on the doctrine of justification and demonstrates how this doctrine acted as a foundation for his entrance into discussions with Catholics between 1539 and 1541
