The Sinfulness of Man

626.878 - 662.415 Michael Reeves

Luther saw this as an assault on the very vitals of the Reformation, and he responded with a blistering argument on the bondage of the will. Now the title that Luther gave his work, written the next year, on the bondage of the will, commonly throws people. For people think, I make free choices, don't I? Is Luther saying I can't do what I want? This idea of the bondage of the will?