An edition of Lutheran confessional theology in America, 1840-1880
(1972)
Lutheran confessional theology in America, 1840-1880.
by Theodore G. Tappert
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Krauth, C. P. The conservative Reformation and its confessions.
Walther, C. F. W. The kind of confessional subscription required.
Fritschel, S. The doctrinal agreement essential to church unity.
Krauth, C. P. The right relation to denominations in America.
Fritschel, G. Concerning objective and subjective justification.
Walther, C. F. W. God's grace alone the cause of man's election. Election is not in conflict with justification.
Loy, M. Is God's election arbitrary or in view of faith?
Krauth, C. P. Issues in the controversy over predestination.
Walther, C. F. W. Theses on the church and ministry. The proper form of a local congregation.
Krauth, C. P. Fundamental principles of faith and church polity.
Loy, M. The significance of ordination to the ministry.
Walther, C. F. W. The laity in the government of the congregation.
Loy, M. Restoration of the cultus in the Lutheran Church.
Fritschel, S. A proper understanding of freedom in worship.
An order of service for Sundays and festivals.
Selected bibliography (p. 353-358)
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