Lutheran confessional theology in America, 1840-1880.
By: Edited by Theodore G. Tappert.
Series: A Library of Protestant thought
Publisher: Oxford University Press
Published: 1972
Place of publication: New York
Language: eng
Number of pages: 364
Subjects: Lutheran Church.; Theology.
Table of contents: title: Krauth, C. P. The conservative Reformation and its confessions.; title: Walther, C. F. W. The kind of confessional subscription required.; title: Fritschel, S. The doctrinal agreement essential to church unity.; title: Krauth, C. P. The right relation to denominations in America.; title: Fritschel, G. Concerning objective and subjective justification.; title: Walther, C. F. W. God's grace alone the cause of man's election. Election is not in conflict with justification.; title: Loy, M. Is God's election arbitrary or in view of faith?; title: Krauth, C. P. Issues in the controversy over predestination.; title: Walther, C. F. W. Theses on the church and ministry. The proper form of a local congregation.; title: Krauth, C. P. Fundamental principles of faith and church polity.; title: Loy, M. The significance of ordination to the ministry.; title: Walther, C. F. W. The laity in the government of the congregation.; title: Loy, M. Restoration of the cultus in the Lutheran Church.; title: Fritschel, S. A proper understanding of freedom in worship.; title: An order of service for Sundays and festivals.; title: Selected bibliography (p. 353-358)