The Doctrinal Theology of the Evangelical Lutheran Church produces a comprehensive look at the complete development of Lutheran theology through the turn of the nineteenth century. Heinrich Schmid draws from 10 Protestant scholastics, compiling a dogmatic volume on old Lutheran … more
Johann Gerhard was the premier Lutheran theologian of the early seventeenth century. Combining his profound understanding of evangelical Lutheran theology with a broad interest in ethics and culture, he produced significant works on biblical, doctrinal, pastoral, and devotional … more
One of the most important Lutheran theologians of the nineteenth century, Milton Valentine’s works were studied and taught in seminaries across the country. The Milton Valentine Theological Studies Collection contains his two-volume Christian Theology, a complete and clear … more
…discusses and evaluates the Roman Catholic, Lutheran, and various contemporary views of the sacraments. The study proceeds to deal with the questions of: the number of the sacraments, the relation between Word and sacrament, the efficacy of the sacraments in relation to faith, the nature of … more
…post-doctoral theological studies at Chicago Lutheran Theological Seminary and studied ancient Near East languages at the Graduate School of the University of Minnesota. Dr. Culver received formal ordination to the ministry immediately after graduation from seminary and his career as … more
…predominantly with the church and the sacraments, brilliantly rounds out Pannenberg's systematics. Particularly rewarding are his discussions of Lutheran-Catholic controversies of the sixteenth century and of the rapprochement resulting from the ecumenical dialogues of the twentieth century. … more
…theologies of Roman Catholics, Lutherans, and Reformists. Bavinck adeptly sets up the rest of his Reformed theology by defining his terms and his understanding of the nature of divine revelation and particularly God’s revelation in scripture. This masterwork will appeal to scholars and students … more
Nineteenth century Lutheran Church leader Isaak August Dorner traced the roots of doctrine in a way never seen before. In his major works, History of the Development of the Doctrine of the Person of Christ and A System of Christian Doctrine, Dorner presents historical evidence … 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
…Studies in Dogmatics. In it, the author examines, explicates and defends the Reformed teaching on the sacraments in the light of the Word of God and church theology. In the process, Berkouwer discusses and evaluates the Roman Catholic, Lutheran, and various contemporary views of the … more
