Rhys Bezzant – How did Luther see grace?

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Rhys Bezzant is Senior Lecturer at Ridley College, Melbourne, where he also serves as Dean of the Anglican Institute. His most recent publications are Edwards the Mentor (OUP 2019) and Edwards, Germany, and Transatlantic Contexts (V&R 2022), and is presently translating Francis of Assisi by Volker Leppin for Yale University Press

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