Part One: The Reformation and its Consequences

Reformation, Disagreement Between Confessions, Religious and Cultural Differentiation: a Historian’s Views on the Contemporary and Future Significance of Early Modern Church History
HEINZ SCHILLING

Constellations of the Reformation: Contemporary Religious Culture in the Mirror of Reformation History
ERIK BORGMAN

Impact of Reformation on India Through Missions: An Assessment
DANIEL JEYARAJ

Part Two: Inspiration from Luther’s Theology

The Theological Significance of Luther’s Modifications to the Greek and Latin Texts of the Pauline Letters
MANUEL SANTOS NOYA

‘The whole Church is full of the Forgiveness of Sins.’: The Reformers’ Discussion of Indulgences and the Church’s Spiritual Treasury from which Merit is Distributed to the Needy and Debt-burdened
LIDIJA MATOŠEVIC

Radicalising Reformation
ULRICH DUCHROW

Part Three: Perspectives from the Lutheran World Federation

Reflections on ‘Reformation’ Today
MUNIB YOUNAN

The Participation of Women in the Ordained Ministry and Leadership in the Lutheran World Federation: Women on the Move in an Ongoing Reformation
ELAINE NEUENFELDT

Part Four: Between Dialogue and Disputation

Encounters Among Equals: The Lutheran-Roman Catholic Dialogues after the Second Vatican Council
DOROTHEA SATTLER

The Incomplete Reformation: Unsolved Problems, Ecumenical Answers?
JÜRGEN MOLTMANN

Theological Forum: Discussing the Sacramental Diaconate for Women in the Roman Catholic Church Abbesses as a Model for the Diaconate for Women?: Reassurances from History
SARAH RÖTTGER

Justice for the Life of the Parish: Restoring Women to the Ordained Diaconate
PHYLLIS ZAGANO

A Son of Vatican II: Father Paulo Evaristo Cardinal Arns
FERNANDO ALTEMEYER JR.

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