The Life of Martin Luther (Part 6): The Heidelberg Theses, Cardinal Cajetan (1518)

1518 is a pivotal year for Luther, and when things start to get serious. James and Andrew discuss the meeting of Luther's Augustian order in Heidelberg where Luther articulates a "new" theology of sin and grace and his 'Theology of the Cross' and the meeting of Luther with Cardinal Cajetan that reveal a difference in their understanding on papacy. 

Shownotes: -Both the Heidelberg Disputation and Luther's writing on his meeting with Cajetan (titled "The Proceedings at Augsburg") can be found in Luther's Works, Volume 31 

-The theses from the Heidelberg Disputation can be read online here

-Andrew references the Mockingbird article "Theologians of Glory versus Theologians of the Cross: An Intro and Definition"

-Scott Hendrix's book Luther and the Papacy: Stages in a Reformation Conflict

-James mentions the book Martin Luther's Basic Theological Writings (where the work "Disputation Against the Scholastics") can be found in, and is a good introduction to the key primary works from Luther

-A compilation of works by Cardinal Thomas Cajetan: Cajetan Responds: A Reader in Reformation Controversy, edited by (and with an introduction from) Jared Wicks