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The Historical Background Of "A Brief Statement." (Concluded), Carl S. Meyer
The Historical Background Of "A Brief Statement." (Concluded), Carl S. Meyer
Concordia Theological Monthly
The union negotiations among the Norwegians served to take most of the Norwegian Synod's members out of direct fellowship with the Missourians. The consummation of the Norwegian union seemed, on the other hand, to direct the Ohio and Iowa synods toward each other and possibly toward the Missouri Synod. There were other factors, of course, which tended to bring about a partial temporary amelioration of the animosity between the synods. One of these factors was a series of free conferences held in the early years of the twentieth century.
The Historical Background Of "A Brief Statement." (Continued), Carl S. Meyer
The Historical Background Of "A Brief Statement." (Continued), Carl S. Meyer
Concordia Theological Monthly
Important as are the major theological movements in America and Germany between 1887 and 1932 for an understanding of the Middle Period of the history of the Missouri Synod, even more important are the movements within Lutheranism in America during this time. These movements, to state the self-evident, have their roots in previous periods. Without an understanding of these movements, however, the doctrinal formulations of the Missouri Synod, especially of A Brief Statement cannot be understood adequately.
The Historical Background Of "A Brief Statement.", Carl S. Meyer
The Historical Background Of "A Brief Statement.", Carl S. Meyer
Concordia Theological Monthly
A Brief Statement of the Doctrinal Position of the Evangelical Lutheran Synod of Missouri, Ohio, and Other States, adopted in 1932, is a product of the Middle Period in the history of that church. It reflects the theological concerns of that church body at that time and is conditioned by the relationships between the Missouri Synod and other Lutheran bodies during that period. Only to a lesser degree does it deal with general contemporary theological issues.
August Crull: His Contributionsto The Missouri Synod, Glen Johnson
August Crull: His Contributionsto The Missouri Synod, Glen Johnson
Master of Sacred Theology Thesis
The definition and scope of this subject cannot be more clearly stated than in terms of the title--"August Crull: His Contribution to the Missouri Synod." It is the intent of this study, insofar as source material will allow, to examine each facet of his life and work to determine the exact nature of his contribution to the Missouri Synod. Although some space will be given in the examination of August Crull as theologian and educator, the main emphasis will center upon August Crull as hymnologist and the wider implications of his work in general.
The Historical Development Of The Sunday School Movement In The Lutheran Church--Missouri Synod, Martin Haendschke
The Historical Development Of The Sunday School Movement In The Lutheran Church--Missouri Synod, Martin Haendschke
Doctor of Theology Dissertation
This investigation was concerned primarily with the problem of change and growth. From a tremendous mass of historical materials it was necessary to select those events, experiences, statements, essays and papers which in proper historical setting could be considered as causative factors to bring about changes, both in attitude and in structure.