...It was a dispute between the True Lutherans and the Philippians, both of whom were disciples of Melanchthon, but from the late 1560s, there was a growing movement to summarize the results of these theological disputes and bring about religious and theological unity within the German Lutheran Church. In 1577, the Bergen Confession (later called the Fundamental Declaration) was compiled based on a draft mainly by Jakob Andreae (1528-90) and Martin Chemnitz (1522-86), and a summary of it was attached to the first part, and together they came to be called the Concordat Creed. As an attempt to explain the Augsburg Confession of 1530 in Luther's own way, it is accepted as one of the standards of faith in many Lutheran churches, including Germany. *Some of the terminology that mentions "Chemnitz, M." is listed below. Source | Heibonsha World Encyclopedia 2nd Edition | Information |
…それは主としていずれもメランヒトンの弟子たちによって形成された真正ルター派とフィリップ派との間で起こった論争であったが,1560年代後半からしだいにこれらの神学論争の結果をまとめて,ドイツのルター派教会内に信仰的・神学的一致をもたらそうという気運が高まった。そして,アンドレーエJakob Andreae(1528‐90)やケムニッツMartin Chemnitz(1522‐86)らが中心になって起草したものをもとに1577年《ベルゲン書》(のちこれを〈根本宣言〉という)がまとめられ,これを要約した〈梗概〉が第1部に付され,併せて〈和協信条〉と呼ばれることとなった。1530年の〈アウクスブルク信仰告白〉をルターの線で解説しようとした試みとして,ドイツをはじめ多くのルター派教会で信仰的基準の一つとして受けいれられている。… ※「Chemnitz,M.」について言及している用語解説の一部を掲載しています。 出典|株式会社平凡社世界大百科事典 第2版について | 情報 |
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