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
…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
…German Lutheran theologian who founded the pragmatic school of church historians. His work was characteristically insistent on the utmost accuracy without embellishment, seeking to provide histories imbued with “purity and integrity.” His work was especially influential in the formation of … 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
…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
…The introduction provides a succinct but full account of the origin and formation of the Catechism, its reception in the different branches of the Protestant Church, and its fortunes in Europe and America; and compares its genius and theology with that of other Reformed and … more
