Loci Communes

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Loci Communes is a foundational 16th-century Protestant theological work by Philip Melanchthon that systematically presents key doctrines of the Reformation.

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instanceOf Protestant theological work
Reformation-era work
systematic theology
theological work
author Philip Melanchthon
centralTheme Christian ethics
free will
justification by faith
law and gospel
predestination
sacraments
sin and grace
countryOfOrigin Holy Roman Empire
doctrinalStance affirmation of sola fide
affirmation of sola scriptura
emphasis on forensic justification
rejection of scholastic Aristotelianism in theology
field Christian theology
Lutheran theology
firstPublicationYear 1521
genre dogmatic theology
hasLaterEditions revised editions by Philip Melanchthon
hasTitleInEnglish Common Places
Theological Commonplaces
historicalSignificance first major systematic presentation of Lutheran theology
one of the earliest Protestant dogmatics
influenced Lutheran orthodoxy
Protestant scholasticism
Reformation confessions of faith
systematic theology in Protestantism
influencedBy Augustinian theology
Biblical exegesis of Romans
Martin Luther
method loci method
originalLanguage Latin
placeOfOrigin Wittenberg
publicationCentury 16th century
relatedPerson Johannes Agricola
surface form: Johann Agricola

Martin Luther
relatedWork Augsburg Confession
religiousMovement Reformation
surface form: Protestant Reformation
structure topical arrangement of doctrines
theologicalTradition Lutheranism
timePeriod Reformation
usedAs catechetical resource
textbook in Lutheran universities

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Philip Melanchthon notableWork Loci Communes
Philip Melanchthon authorOf Loci Communes
Philipp Schwartzerdt authorOf Loci Communes
this entity surface form: Loci communes