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Brian Gerrish and the Legacy of the Luther Renaissance Today: In Memoriam

Brian Gerrish and the Legacy of the Luther Renaissance Today: In Memoriam

Brian Gerrish and the Legacy of the Luther Renaissance Today: In Memoriam

Craig Hinkson In tribute to my friend and mentor, Brian Albert Gerrish, 1931-2025: To his excellence as a scholar and teacher, and kindness to me, his student Brian passed away on April 14 th during Holy Week this year at the age of 93. He and Bernard McGinn were my professors in historical theology at the University of Chicago Divinity School in the 1980s. Together, they provided the foundation for my work as an historical theologian and philosopher of religion. McGinn was

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