Milton Valentine Theological Studies Collection (5 vols.)
Overview
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 systematic theology from a Lutheran framework. It covers the nature and attributes of God, the incarnation, the Trinity, man’s state of sin, the sacraments, death and the last things, and much more. Natural Theology is Valentine’s in-depth examination of the existence and character of God. And Theoretical Ethics provides the fundamentals for understanding a Christian ethical framework, and what that framework means for believers.
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Key Features
- Milton Valentine’s complete systematic theology
- Includes Natural Theology and Theoretical Ethics
- Completely searchable content linked to the other resources in your Logos library
Product Details
- Title: Milton Valentine Theological Studies Collection
- Author: Milton Valentine
- Volumes: 5
- Pages: 1,464
Partially includedAbout Milton Valentine
Milton Valentine (1825–1906) was professor of systematic theology and chairman of faculty at Lutheran Theological Seminary in Gettysburg, Pennsylvania. He was the joint editor for the Lutheran Quarterly and later served as Gettysburg College’s third president.
