Title: Subject to none, servant to all : essays in Christian scholarship in honor of Kurt Karl Hendel /
Authors: Hendel, Kurt Karl, 1944-; Vethanayagamony, Peter,; Sawyer, Kenneth,
Year: 2016
Subjects: Reformation; Church history.
Contents: A brief biography of Kurt K. Hendel -- Professor Hendel: scholar, theologian, partner in parish ministry -- In appreciation of Kurt Hendel -- A festschrift tangent: memories of Professor Hendel in the classroom -- Lutherland: reminiscences from a Reformation educational tour -- God's "dear people" includes everyone - even the children: inviting children and youth into the preaching act without losing the adults -- The ethical rationality of Luther's theology of amily -- Rehabilitating the vocation of cantor with the help of the early chruch and Johannes Bugenhagen -- Not a festschrift, but a streitschrift for John Calvin: Jerome Bolsec's Histoire -- Will African Christians become a subject in Reformation studies? -- Driving away the devil: God's Word as provision -- Whose supper is it? -- The "torch of Thuringia": introducing a seventeenth century theological light -- "Am a deserter?" A Lutheran pastor's "catch 22" from the Revolutionary War -- Lutheranism's finest hour -- A 'radical incarnational perspective" and the poetry of the mystery of Christ: fragments for Kurt Hendel -- Luther on Copernicus and models for faith and science dialogue -- They can do no better work: Luther on the gift -- Reading the bible as "Lutherans" in the twenty-first century -- "As though not": a Wittenberg sermon with a preamble -- Church history: millstone of anguish or milestones to cherish?