Studies In The Reception Of The Council Of Trent In 16th-Century Lutheranism As Seen In The Eucharistic Theology Of Martin Chemnitz’S Examen Concilii Tridentini,
2026
Concordia Seminary - Saint Louis
Studies In The Reception Of The Council Of Trent In 16th-Century Lutheranism As Seen In The Eucharistic Theology Of Martin Chemnitz’S Examen Concilii Tridentini, Sebastian A. Grünbaum
Doctor of Philosophy Dissertation
Grünbaum, Sebastian, A. Studies in the Reception of the Council of Trent in 16th-Century Lutheranism as Seen in the Eucharistic Theology of Martin Chemnitz’s Examen Concilii Tridentini. Ph.D. diss., Concordia Seminary, 2025. “[338]” pp.
This dissertation focuses on the intra-Tridentine dialogue during the Council of Trent Session XIII (1551), which treated question related to the Lord’s Supper, and the Lutheran theologian Martin Chemnitz’s (1522–1586) examination of it.
The Council of Trent (1545–1563) largely defined the theological and administrative direction of the Roman Catholic Church for centuries. On the one side the Council tried to systematize, organize, and understand the church’s …
Building Empathy Across Generations,
2026
Dordt University
Building Empathy Across Generations, Julie B. Van Otterloo
Faculty Work Comprehensive List
"How do we help our students, children, neighbors, or coworkers navigate the complexities of growing up and living in the world today?"
Posting about growing in empathy from In All Things, an online hub that offers insight into maintaining and faithful and orthodox Reformed Christian worldview while fearlessly engaging in every aspect of contemporary life – until all is made new.
Building Empathy Across Generations
Missional Hospitality: A Contextualization Of God’S Hospitable Mission For New Lisbon Christian Church,
2026
Lipscomb University
Missional Hospitality: A Contextualization Of God’S Hospitable Mission For New Lisbon Christian Church, Jonathan Willmore
DMin Project Theses
The town of New Lisbon, originally called Jamestown, has been home to Restoration Movement churches. The first congregation began in 1839, not long after the town’s official incorporation and renaming as New Lisbon. It unfortunately died out in the decades that followed, and not much is known about its history. The second is called New Lisbon Christian Church (NLCC) and was planted in 1893.1 The records indicate that NLCC changed Senior Ministers approximately every three years, until the 1970s, when a pastor stayed at New Lisbon for nine years. That minister was the longest tenured until the most recent one …
"This Poor Man Cried": Moving The West Metro Church Of Christ From Transactional To Incarnational Benevolence Among The Homeless Community In Hiram, Georgia,
2026
Harding University - School of Theology
"This Poor Man Cried": Moving The West Metro Church Of Christ From Transactional To Incarnational Benevolence Among The Homeless Community In Hiram, Georgia, Richard E. Gray
Harding School of Theology Dissertations and Theses
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Penitential Systems In The Latin West And Byzantine East,
2026
University of Mississippi
Penitential Systems In The Latin West And Byzantine East, Elijah C. Dodson
Honors Theses
This thesis examines the development and organization of penitential discipline in early medieval Christianity through a comparison of the penitential tradition associated with Theodore of Canterbury in the Latin West and the canons attributed to John the Faster in the Byzantine East. The study focuses on how these texts regulated sexual sin and what their structures reveal about the institutional role of the Church in different historical contexts. The analysis is based on a comparative reading of penitential texts, supported by patristic writings and modern scholarship. By examining how specific categories of sexual misconduct are classified and disciplined, this study …
The Proper Role Of Religion In Hegel's Philosophy Of Statecraft,
2026
Georgia College and State University
The Proper Role Of Religion In Hegel's Philosophy Of Statecraft, Hunter Coates
The Corinthian
In section three of Elements of the Philosophy of Right, Hegel lays out a theory of statecraft that comprises what he deems to be the ethical state. The ethical state is the political state that has secured the rights of its citizens through the union of state power, civil society, and absolute spirit. This paper will investigate the relationship that religion has to the ethical state in Hegel’s philosophy. First, it will be important to explain what Hegel deems absolute spirit in the Science of Logic and Encyclopedia of Philosophical Sciences, Volume 3. Next, we will briefly apply …
Therepairer_Vol45no7_July1940,
2026
Asbury Theological Seminary
Therepairer_Vol45no6_June1940,
2026
Asbury Theological Seminary
Therepairer_Vol45no5_May1940,
2026
Asbury Theological Seminary
Therepairer_Vol45no4_April1940,
2026
Asbury Theological Seminary
Therepairer_Vol45no3_March1940,
2026
Asbury Theological Seminary
Therepairer_Vol45no2_Feb1940,
2026
Asbury Theological Seminary
Therepairer_Vol44no11_Nov1939,
2026
Asbury Theological Seminary
Therepairer_Vol44no10_Oct1939,
2026
Asbury Theological Seminary
Therepairer_Vol44no9_Sept1939,
2026
Asbury Theological Seminary
Therepairer_Vol44no8_Aug1939,
2026
Asbury Theological Seminary
Therepairer_Vol44no7_July1939,
2026
Asbury Theological Seminary
Therepairer_Vol44no6_June1939,
2026
Asbury Theological Seminary
Therepairer_Vol44no5_May1939,
2026
Asbury Theological Seminary
Therepairer_Vol44no4_April1939,
2026
Asbury Theological Seminary
