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The World Council Of Churches, Gilbert A. Thiele
The World Council Of Churches, Gilbert A. Thiele
Concordia Theological Monthly
The World Council of Churches represents the confluence of previous ecumenical movements. The two most important streams of activity that merged in this broader and deeper endeavor are the Faith and Order Movement (Conference) and the Life and Work Conference. Each of these deserves our attention.
Luther Speaks English, Lewis W. Spitz
Luther Speaks English, Lewis W. Spitz
Concordia Theological Monthly
On Reformation Day, 1955, the first volume of the great American edition of Luther's works was presented to the public. When complete with its fifty-five volumes, it will be by far the largest English edition, a truly outstanding monument of Luther scholarship and a major contribution to the mighty Luther renaissance in our century.
Luther On Faith, W. M. Oesch
Luther On Faith, W. M. Oesch
Concordia Theological Monthly
The Lutheran Reformation unleashed religious subjectivism and was a precursor of the egocentricity of the modem age. A Roman Catholic theologian who is perhaps the most eminent living dogmatician of his communion makes this claim. Michael Schmaus in his Katholische, Dogmatik (Vol 4, Part 1, 1952) holds that the type of faith which Luther expressed and propagated disregards all religious authority which is not centered in the direct approach of the soul to God.