An Open Letter on Translating

Language: EnglishPublished: June 1, 1995

Subjects:

Reformation Germany Bible Translating

Bookshelves:

Philosophy & Ethics Religion/Spirituality/Paranormal Christianity

Authors:

Luther, Martin
1483 - 1546
Mann, Gary [Translator]

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About this book

In the midst of the transformative Reformation era, Martin Luther penned "An Open Letter on Translating," a pivotal theological work advocating for his German translations of the Bible. This document not only defends Luther's linguistic choices but also challenges the criticisms hurled by Catholic authorities. Luther's unwavering dedication to making religious texts accessible to all stands out as a cornerstone of this treatise. Ideal for scholars of religious history and linguistic enthusiasts, this letter sheds light on the crucial role of translation in shaping religious discourse. Delve into this enlightening piece to uncover Luther's profound insights and steadfast convictions.