Without a doubt, the collection of Luther writings published by the Insel Verlag in six volumes, edited by Karin Bornkamm and Gerhard Ebeling in 1983, stands out among the literary efforts to revitalize Luther and the Reformation heritage. The concise reduction to carefully modernized texts and the omission of extensive annotations and the presentation of research controversies have made this edition—offered at an extremely reasonable price—a standard work in education and adult learning, as well as in numerous libraries of interested citizens over the past thirty years.