Mühlethaler:Der Teufel wider den trinit

In Luther, the devil appears wherever God is at work. This captures the main thesis of the dissertation. Luther's confession from 1528 forms the backbone of the work, allowing for a coherent complement of trinitarian structure and christocentric approach. Thus, the devil in Luther's view is dealing with a God who does not remain to Himself. The implications of this are explored in a reconstructive theological-historical manner and subsequently utilized in a systematic-theological context. Indeed, precisely because Luther showed no hesitation in connecting God and the devil to the limits of theological integrity, his reflections continue to challenge even the most solid doctrines of God today.