From “Absolution” to “Zwickau,” The Lutheran Cyclopedia is the definitive reference for Lutheran history, terminology, biography, hermeneutic, liturgy, and theology. The Lutheran Cyclopedia is a one-stop reference for quick access to a Lutheran perspective on theological issues, Lutheran theologians and writers, Lutheran geographic movements and regional history, and liturgical, musical, and devotional terminology. Written by over a dozen experts in Lutheran history, theology, and culture—as well as biblical scholars in their own right—and edited by renowned Lutheran theologians Henry Eyster Jacobs and John A. W. Haas, The Lutheran Cyclopedia is an essential addition to Logos libraries.
In Logos, this encyclopedia becomes a powerful tool for instant access to the depths of history and theology. You can set The Lutheran Cyclopedia as one of your preferred dictionaries, and when you double-click on a word or term in another resource that this resource covers, you’ll be taken straight to that article. The Lutheran Cyclopedia comes with an easy-to-navigate table of contents, allowing you to explore freely and easily the depths of Lutheran knowledge.
