…William R. Weeks The Atonement and Modern Thought Authors: Junius B. Remensnyder, Benjamin B. Warfield Publisher: Lutheran Publication Society Publication Date: 1905 Pages: 223 Sample Pages: 1 | 2 | 3 | 4 | 5 | 6 | 7 In The Atonement and Modern Thought, Remensnyder sets forth and defends … more
…’s advocacy of the unification of the Reformed and Lutheran branches of the German church led to the Prussian Union of Churches in 1817. Schleiermacher wrote his magnum opus, Der christliche Glaube nach den Grundsätzen der evangelischen Kirche (The Christian Faith according to the Principles of … more
…Pages: 320 Available in: M, L, XL Hofmann (1810–1877) was one of the most significant theologians of the 19th century and perhaps the century’s most influential Lutheran theologian. Matthew L. Becker introduces us to Hofmann’s Trinitarian view of God. According to Hofmann, God freely chose … more
…Pages: 320 Available in: M, L, XL Hofmann (1810–1877) was one of the most significant theologians of the 19th century and perhaps the century’s most influential Lutheran theologian. Matthew L. Becker introduces us to Hofmann’s Trinitarian view of God. According to Hofmann, God freely chose … more
…Pages: 320 Available in: M, L, XL Hofmann (1810–1877) was one of the most significant theologians of the 19th century and perhaps the century’s most influential Lutheran theologian. Matthew L. Becker introduces us to Hofmann’s Trinitarian view of God. According to Hofmann, God freely chose … more
…Pages: 320 Available in: M, L, XL Hofmann (1810–1877) was one of the most significant theologians of the 19th century and perhaps the century’s most influential Lutheran theologian. Matthew L. Becker introduces us to Hofmann’s Trinitarian view of God. According to Hofmann, God freely chose … more
…Deducible from the History of Their Compilation On Original Sin, as Maintained by the Scholastics, the Lutherans, and Our Own Reformers On the Tenet of the Schools Respecting Merit de Congruo, and That of the Lutherans in Opposition to It The Articles “of Free Will,” and “of Works … more
…the Church universal, and to the whole creation We have no doubt that Lutherans will regard Life after Death as an acceptable addition to their theological literature. —Dublin Review Remarkable in its originality and grasp. —Homiletic Review Bishop Dahle is no dry-as-dust theologian; … more
…on the rest of the canon. Keil explains his methodology and approach in an extensive introduction, exploring authorship and etymological roots in order to better build a foundation for his verse-by-verse explication. Karl Friedrich Keil (1807–1888) was a German Lutheran Old … more
…evangelical, and highly edifying. They will serve as good models for young ministers, in style, spirit, and directness of address. —Lutheran Observer Joseph Cross D.D, L.L.D, is best known for his compilation of sermons entitled Coals from the Altar. Christian Charity Explained Author: John … more
…Abelard to Reformation (Eleventh to Sixteenth Centuries) The Doctrine of the Application of Redemption; Justification by Faith, Regeneration, Etc.—Protestantism and Roman Catholicism (Sixteenth Century) Post-Reformation Theology: Lutheranism and Calvinism—New Influences Acting of Theology … more
…misinterpretation by offering a fresh analysis that shows how liberating Paul really was. . . Liberating Paul is an impressive rethinking of Paul. —David Rhoads, Lutheran School of Theology, Chicago Honest, provocative, and persuasive. . . This is an important study, worthy of serious … more
…—David Rhoads, Lutheran School of Theology, Chicago Honest, provocative, and persuasive. . . This is an important study, worthy of serious consideration. —Vincent L. Wimbush, Claremont Graduate University Neil Elliott received his doctorate from Princeton Theological Seminary and has taught … more
