Select Works of Carl Braaten (5 vols.)
Overview
Carl Braaten has been a leading Lutheran theologian for over 50 years. Declaring himself “evangelical without being Protestant, catholic without being Roman, and orthodox without being Eastern,” throughout his career, Braaten has set forth a compelling vision for church unity based upon the core of historic Christianity. Although Braaten built upon the historic creeds and doctrines of the church, his work is forward looking—addressing the current context of the Western church.
This collection brings together some of Braaten’s most influential writings, as well as work from those he inspired with his theological vision. Essay collections include contributions from leading Catholic, Episcopal, Lutheran, Methodist, and Orthodox theologians. The breadth of contributors demonstrates Braaten’s wide influence, especially in the area of ecclesiology. His work helps readers engage in recent issues within Lutheran and broader evangelical scholarship.
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Key Features
- Studies recent issues in Lutheran and evangelical ecclesiology
- Collects work from a broad spectrum of evangelical scholars inspired by Braaten
- Includes Carl Braaten’s theological memoir
Product Details
- Title: Eerdmans Carl Braaten Collection
- Publisher: Eerdmans
- Volumes: 5
- Pages: 1,047
- Christian Group: Lutheran
- Resource Type: Monographs, Collected Essays
- Topic: Ecclesiology
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