Martin Luther Learning for Life

Modern education is in deep crisis--morally, academically, and financially. It is in need of basic reform. This book provides insights to 16th-century education that are of more than passing interest and seem strangely applicable to the present educational environment. The author presents a clear and succinct overview of Luther's own education, Luther's educational ideas and program, and the impact and limitations of Luther and the magisterial reformers' work on the educational enterprise and institutions of his own day to the present.