The Maturing of American Lutheranism
Subtitle: essays in honor of Willard Dow Allbeck upon the completion of thirty years as Wittenberg Synod Professor of Historical Theology at Hamma School of Theology, Wittenberg University, Springfield, Ohio.
By: Edited by Herbert T. Neve and Benjamin A. Johnson.
Contributors: Allbeck, Willard Dow, 1898-; Neve, Herbert T., ed.; Johnson, Benjamin A., ed.
Publisher: Augsburg Pub. House
Published: 1968
Place of publication: Minneapolis
Language: eng
Number of pages: 272
Subjects: Allbeck, Willard Dow, 1898-  -- Bibliography; Lutheran Church -- Addresses, essays, lectures
Notes: Bibliographical references included in "Notes" (p. 237-268)
Table of contents: title: Introduction: The theology of the next step, by H. T. Neve.; title: The long-range logic of Reformation thought, by A. R. Wentz.; title: Some suggestions for a sociology of American Protestantism, by K. H. Hertz.; title: The Word of God according to the Lutheran Confessions, by T. G. Tappert.; title: Justification by faith in the twentieth century, by H. T. Neve.; title: The Lutheran Reformation in American historiography, by L. W. Spitz.; title: Introduction: Samuel Simon Schmucker and the ecumenical age, by B. A. Johnson.; title: This unassuming servant of the Master: Michael Schweigert, by R. H. Fischer.; title: Frederick H. Knubel: pioneer in American Lutheran participation in the modern ecumenical movement, by D. A. Flesner.; title: Ohio's accord with Missouri, 1868-1880, by C. S. Meyer.; title: A case study in Lutheran unity efforts: ULCA conversations with Missouri and the ALC, 1936-1940, by E. C. Nelson.; title: En route to unity, by G. E. Arden.; title: Bibliography of Willard Dow Allbeck publications (p. 269-272)