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Luther's Principals Of Education, Eldor Richter
Luther's Principals Of Education, Eldor Richter
Bachelor of Divinity
The title of the research is ''Luther’s Principles of Education.” The problem was to learn what the basic educational principles of Luther were. Through general reading, the writer had come to look upon Luther as a great educator as well as religious reformer. The purpose of this research, therefore, was to gather enough data on Luther’s educational views as to be able to draw specific conclusions as to his over-all principles. After the data were gathered, the writer arranged these views under headings of major principles in a systematic manner.
Luther's Concept Of Conscience, Raynold Eckhoff
Luther's Concept Of Conscience, Raynold Eckhoff
Bachelor of Divinity
The object of this thesis is not to determine what others have said, though some comparisons are made in order to point up Luther's view. The etymology of the term ''conscience” and the historical background are not included. Related subjects are touched on only insofar as they contribute to the problem as stated. Various practical applications are referred to because Luther referred to conscience mostly in actual experienced cases.
Luthers Leher Von Altarsakrament 1525-1529, Jobst Melchior Schone
Luthers Leher Von Altarsakrament 1525-1529, Jobst Melchior Schone
Bachelor of Divinity
Luther's teaching on the sacrament of the altar. Luthers Lehere Vom Altarsakrament. Luther's Doctrine of the Altar Sacrament
The Practice Of Hymn Singing During The Sixteenth Century, Theodore Paul Klammer
The Practice Of Hymn Singing During The Sixteenth Century, Theodore Paul Klammer
Bachelor of Divinity
If this work of restoring an intelligent appreciation and usage of the Lutheran musical heritage and traditions is to continue and become increasingly effective, it becomes apparent that every minister of' the Church, whether pastor, choirmaster, or organist, must to a greater or lesser degree study and become acquainted with the musical principles and usages of the Church in her golden age, the sixteenth and early seventeenth centuries. This thesis is an effort in that direction.
Current Lutheran Thought In America On Church-State Relations, Robert C. Seltz
Current Lutheran Thought In America On Church-State Relations, Robert C. Seltz
Bachelor of Divinity
The purpose of this thesis is to give a summary report of some of the thinking that Lutheran theologians in America have been doing on church-state relations since Conrad Sergendoff made that statement. Representative writers from the various Lutheran bodies have been consulted, although the scope of this report is necessarily not exhaustive.