If we want to see what the implications of the reformation were for the reason/faith problem, we get little help from the 95 theses. We still need to look at Luther, but we need to look at those points in his theology that deal explicitly with the nature of faith, authority, scripture, and reason.

References used in episode:

“A Commentary on St. Paul’s Epistle to the Galatians”, Martin Luther.

“Address To The Nobility of the German Nation” (1520), Martin Luther.

“Commentary on Genesis, Vol. I, Luther on the Creation”, Martin Luther, Project Gutenberg, Trans. by John Nicholas Lenker.

“Disputation on the Power and Efficacy of Indulgences” 1517, Martin Luther.

“Reason and Faith in Luther”, in Reason and Belief, Brand Blanshard, based on Gifford Lectures at St. Andrews and Noble Lectures at Harvard.

-"Reason & Faith: Philosophy in the Middle Ages," A lecture series by Dr. Thomas Williams on Audible.

-Socrates to Sartre and Beyond, Seventh Edition, by Samuel Enoch Stump and James Fieser, 2003.

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