The intellectual origins of the European Reformation - McGrath, Alister E., 1953- (Oxford : Basil Blackwell, 1987)
1. The shape of late Medieval religious thought : The crisis of authority within the church -- Forerunners of the Reformation. 2. Humanism and the Reformation : The problem of definition -- Characteristic features of Northern European humanism -- Humanism and the origins of the Reformed church -- Humanism and the origins of the Lutheran church. 3. Late Medieval theology and the Reformation : Nominalism: the problem of definition -- Via moderna -- Schola Augustiniana moderna -- Late Medieval theology and the origins of the Reformed church -- Late Medieval theology and the origins of the Lutheran church. 4. Sources and methods: the text of the Scripture. 5. Sources and methods: Scripture and tradition : The concept of tradition -- The principle Sola scriptura. 6. Sources and methods: the interpretation of Scripture : The four-fold sense of Scripture -- The letter and the spirit -- Hermeneutics and the origins of the Lutheran church -- Hermeneutics and the origins of the Reformed church. 7. Sources and methods: the patristic testimony : The patristic testimony and the origins of the Lutheran church -- The patristic testimony and the origins of the Reformed church. 8. Sources and methods: towards the universalization of method
Includes index
Bibliography : p. 204-217
Keywords: Reformation; Religious thought -- Europe -- Middle Ages, 600-1500