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Full-Text Articles in Arts and Humanities
An Analysis Of The Philosophical Implications Of The Engel V. Vitale Case, Paul N. Moyer
An Analysis Of The Philosophical Implications Of The Engel V. Vitale Case, Paul N. Moyer
ATS Dissertations
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The Basis For Distinguising Moral Law From Ceremonial And Political Law In The Old Testament, George Loose
The Basis For Distinguising Moral Law From Ceremonial And Political Law In The Old Testament, George Loose
Master of Sacred Theology Thesis
The purpose of this study is to attempt to find an answer to the question, and in doing so, to examine the bases which have been used in the Lutheran Church. Some attention will be given to the attitude toward the laws in Old Testament times, but this is just for the sake of background. It would provide material for another study. Some attention will be given also to the position of other Christian churches, but again only to clarify the position of the Lutheran Church.
The Christian Answer To The Ethical Problem: A Study Of Catechism Question Number 170, Dale E. Griffin
The Christian Answer To The Ethical Problem: A Study Of Catechism Question Number 170, Dale E. Griffin
Concordia Theological Monthly
The Reformation doctrine of justification by faith without the deeds of the Law has been frequently questioned and declared to be injurious to the moral and ethical lives of the children of God.
The Proper Distinction Between Law And Gospel And The Terminology Visible And Invisible Church, F. E. Mayer
The Proper Distinction Between Law And Gospel And The Terminology Visible And Invisible Church, F. E. Mayer
Concordia Theological Monthly
Ecclesiastical, or dogmatical, terminology has proved to be a convenient tool to convey Scriptural truths succinctly and precisely and to reject erroneous views. However, ecclesiastical terminology may also become a barrier to a common understanding and may actually be the cause that two partners in a conversation talk past each other. The usus loquendi also in ecclesiastical terminology is never constant. The terminology adopted in the Chalcedonian Creed is a case in point. The English theologian unfamiliar with Greek thought patterns may encounter some difficulty in understanding the terms after they have been transferred from Greek to Latin, thence to …
Lectures On Galatians, Wm. Dallmann
Lectures On Galatians, Wm. Dallmann
Concordia Theological Monthly
The saving Gospel we have been learning is also the social Gospel we shall be learning.
"Brethren, ye were called unto freedom. Only use not this freedom for an opening of the flesh." Freedom is to be used, not abused for a cloak of wickedness, 1 Pet. 2: 16. A frightful abuse of freedom was that of the Anabaptists at Muenster, in Westphalia, at the time of the Reformation.
Lectures On Galatians, Wm. Dallmann
Lectures On Galatians, Wm. Dallmann
Concordia Theological Monthly
Christ became a curse for us.
Why do you not jump up quivering from this electric shock?
Christ, the Only-begotten of the Father, in the bosom of the Father from eternity, in the glory of the Father-this majestic Christ became a curse for us.
A startling statement! What is it all about?
Suggested Thoughts On The Question: Can We Escape Both Traditionalism And Liberalism, O. A. Geiseman
Suggested Thoughts On The Question: Can We Escape Both Traditionalism And Liberalism, O. A. Geiseman
Concordia Theological Monthly
History reveals that the visible Church of God has periodically tended to decline and degenerate. Think how true that is of the period from Adam to Noah; Noah to Abraham; Abraham to Moses; Moses to Elijah; Elijah to the Captivity; Ezra to Christ; Apostolic Age to the Reformation; Reformation to our own day.