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The Christian Hope And Our Fellow Man, Martin H. Franzmann
The Christian Hope And Our Fellow Man, Martin H. Franzmann
Concordia Theological Monthly
John the Baptist at the dawning of the new age, the coming of the Kingdom, called men away from ties of home, nation, Temple, and cultus into the desert, to meet there the God who was with Israel before Israel had a home, a national life, a Temple, and a cultus. The repentance which he preached was a great act of detachment. Likewise Jesus detached His disciples from the traditional standards of clean and unclean, pointed to Himself as greater than the Temple, and promised to build His ’εχχληοι̇α, His people of God, as inheritor of Israel's promise but detached …
The Doctrine Of Creation In Lutheran Theology, Jaroslav Pelikan
The Doctrine Of Creation In Lutheran Theology, Jaroslav Pelikan
Concordia Theological Monthly
The fundamental category in the Biblical doctrine of man is the category "creature." Whatever else Christian theology may have to say about the nature and destiny of man, it says in the limits described by that category. Its picture of man as sinner, therefore, must portray him as a fallen creature. It must not make him a creature of Satan because of his sin. Nor dare theology forget that it is precisely man's creaturely derivation from God that makes his sin so calamitous. Because the category "creature" is so fundamental, orthodox Christian theology has always felt compelled to draw a …
A Study Of The Development Of Christian Education In China, Samuel Kun-Kang Chen
A Study Of The Development Of Christian Education In China, Samuel Kun-Kang Chen
ATS Dissertations
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John Wesley's Concept Of Santification, Robert Day Mcamis
John Wesley's Concept Of Santification, Robert Day Mcamis
Bachelor of Divinity
It is the purpose of this thesis to set forth clearly and objectively the concept of sanctification as it was believed and taught by John Wesley. Concept is used to indicate thought or opinion or view. Sanctification is used in the narrow sense to mean the conduct of the Christian life or holiness of living which follows justification. This concept of sanctification will be limited to its doctrinal content and characteristics with a survey of influences which affected it in one way or another. No attempt is made to trace the social and political implications of this teaching, except in …
Christian Education As Reflected In The Discipline Of The Methodist Church, Riza Zernov
Christian Education As Reflected In The Discipline Of The Methodist Church, Riza Zernov
ATS Dissertations
No abstract provided.
A Study Of The Religious Educational Philosophy Of George Albert Coe, Gordon Cromwell
A Study Of The Religious Educational Philosophy Of George Albert Coe, Gordon Cromwell
ATS Dissertations
No abstract provided.
The Masonic Apostasy From Christ, Paul M. Bretscher
The Masonic Apostasy From Christ, Paul M. Bretscher
Concordia Theological Monthly
Christian by Degrees (1954) is the second of two books written by Walton Hannah, clergyman in the Church of England. In this book, as well as in an earlier work, Darkness Visible, the author demonstrates the irreconcilable difference between Christianity and Freemasonry. This journal published a review of Darkness Visible (XXIV [1953], 316 f.) and of Christian by Degrees (XXV [1954], 709 f.), 1n addition, we kept our readers informed regarding the controversy in the Church of England caused by Rev. Hannah's analysis of the religious character of Freemasonry. See "Freemasonry in England under Fire" (XXII [1951], 353 f.) and …