In this Reformation masterpiece, Martin Luther confronts Erasmus of Rotterdam on one of Christianity’s most foundational questions: Is salvation the work of God alone, or can the human will choose grace?

Written in 1525, The Bondage of the Will is Luther’s bold defense of divine sovereignty and the absolute necessity of grace. This edition presents the text in a beautifully formatted, accessible design for modern readers — faithful to the original, yet elegant enough for display or study.