Martin Brecht (born 6 March 1932) is a Church historian, professor emeritus of the University of Münster, Westphalia, Germany.[1] Until his retirement in 1997 at age 65, he served as head of the Department of Medieval and Modern Church History of the Evangelical Theological Faculty of the university.
He is author of a three volume comprehensive biography of Martin Luther, published in German, 1981–1987 and of many publications on German pietism. M. Eugene Osterhaven of Western Theological Seminary in Holland, Michigan said, about Brecht's contribution to theological studies, "Martin Brecht has an established reputation, and his thorough work on Luther is definitive, even though it lacks the crisp literary style of the monographs on Luther of Roland Bainton or Heiko Oberman."[2]
martin, brecht, born, march, 1932, church, historian, professor, emeritus, university, münster, westphalia, germany, until, retirement, 1997, served, head, department, medieval, modern, church, history, evangelical, theological, faculty, university, author, th. Martin Brecht born 6 March 1932 is a Church historian professor emeritus of the University of Munster Westphalia Germany 1 Until his retirement in 1997 at age 65 he served as head of the Department of Medieval and Modern Church History of the Evangelical Theological Faculty of the university He is author of a three volume comprehensive biography of Martin Luther published in German 1981 1987 and of many publications on German pietism M Eugene Osterhaven of Western Theological Seminary in Holland Michigan said about Brecht s contribution to theological studies Martin Brecht has an established reputation and his thorough work on Luther is definitive even though it lacks the crisp literary style of the monographs on Luther of Roland Bainton or Heiko Oberman 2 References edit Cf his listing as a professor Theology Today vol 49 April 1992 nbsp This article about a German academic is a stub You can help Wikipedia by expanding it vte Retrieved from https en wikipedia org w index php title Martin Brecht amp oldid 1133119088, wikipedia, wiki, book, books, library,
