The essential Carlstadt : fifteen tracts/
Andreas Karlstadt; Translated by Edward J. Furcha
- Waterloo, Ont. ; Scottdale, Pa. : Herald Press, 1995
- 449 p. ; 23 cm.
Tract on the supreme virture of Gelassenheit (1520) -- Regarding the worship and homage of the signs of the New Testament (1521) -- Regarding vows (1522) -- On the removal of images and that there should be no beggars among Christians (1522) -- Circular letter by Dr. Andreas Bodenstein from Karlstadt regarding his household (1522) -- The meaning of the term Gelassen and where in Holy Scripture it is found (1523) -- Reasons why Andreas Carlstadt remained silent for a time and on the true, unfailing calling (1523) -- The manifold, singular will of God, The nature of sin (1523) -- Regarding the two greatest commandments : the love of God and of neighbor, Matthew 22 (1524) -- Whether we should go slowly and avoid offending the weak in matters pertaining to God's will (1524) -- Dialogue or discussion booklet on the infamous and idolatrous abuse of the most blessed sacrament of Jesus Christ (1524) -- Regarding the Sabbath and statutory holy days (1524). Several main points of Christian teaching regarding which Dr. Luther brings Andreas Carlstadt under suspicion through false accusation and slander (1525) -- Apology by Dr. Andreas Carlstadt regarding the false charge of insurrection which has unjustly been made against him with a preface by Dr. Martin Luther (1525) -- In the incarnation of Christ. a sermon preached by Dr. Andreas Bodenstein from Karlstadt, Archdeacon at Zurich, on the occation of his farewell, in the year of Our Lord, 1534.