Works on Apologetics - against Luther-anism?

[Crumpy]

We’ve seen almost 500 years of Lutheranism.

Has any Catholic writer put together an exhaustive refutation of the doctrines of Luther (Lutheranism)?

I saw a Lutheran pastor on TV today explaining the basics of his faith - sola scriptura (with no apology or explanation), sola gratia, and sola fides.

I’ve been around these forums long enough to have seen bits and pieces, but I’m wondering if there is a one-stop-shopping survey of the errors of Lutheranism by a Catholic (e.g. a theologian)?

 

[James1982]

We’ve seen almost 500 years of Lutheranism.

Has any Catholic writer put together an exhaustive refutation of the doctrines of Luther (Lutheranism)?

I saw a Lutheran pastor on TV today explaining the basics of his faith - sola scriptura (with no apology or explanation), sola gratia, and sola fides.

I’ve been around these forums long enough to have seen bits and pieces, but I’m wondering if there is a one-stop-shopping survey of the errors of Lutheranism by a Catholic (e.g. a theologian)?

I think part of the Catholic reluctance to take Lutheranism on is the fact that Lutherans, like other “magisterial” protestants (See Anglicanism), are the closest thing you have to a wingman in a weird and increasingly indifferent world. We sure look good next to people like this. Downright sane, in fact. (yes, I know it’s a fictional church and is completely overdone, I’m going for humor here)

I would certainly welcome a Catholic critique of Lutheranism specifically, as they usually just turn into more generalized “sola” rants.