Luther for an ecumenical age
Subtitle: essays in commemoration of the 450th anniversary of the Reformation.
By: Carl S. Meyer, editor.
Contributors: Meyer, Carl Stamm, 1907- ed.
Publisher: Concordia Pub. House
Published: 1967
Place of publication: Saint Louis
Language: eng
Number of pages: 311
Subjects: Luther, Martin, 1483-1546.
Notes: Includes bibliographical references.
Table of contents: title: Man on this isthmus, by L. W. Spitz.; title: Luther's Ninety-five theses and the theology of the Cross, by E. G. Rupp.; title: A dialog or conversation between a father and his son about Martin Luther's doctrine (1523) by C. S. Meyer.; title: Lazarus Spengler, the Nürnberg Council, and the Reformation, by H. J. Grimm.; title: The Theses and Wittenberg, by E. G. Schwiebert.; title: The sources of Luther's Septembertestament: Galations, by H. Bluhm.; title: Sacramentum et exemplum in Luther's understanding of Christ, by N. Nagel.; title: Luther's defense of infant baptism, by J. J. Pelikan.; title: The radical dialectic between faith and works in Luther's lectures on Galations (1535), by R. Bertram.; title: The Lutheran symbolical books and Luther, by A. C. Piepkorn.; title: Ecclesia reformata semper reformanda, by J. Atkinson.; title: Reformation, restitution, and the dialog, by F. H. Littell.