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Full-Text Articles in Arts and Humanities
Attitudes In The Early Church Affecting Petrine Primacy, Gilbert Franke
Attitudes In The Early Church Affecting Petrine Primacy, Gilbert Franke
Master of Divinity Thesis
This study is an investigation of the attitudes expressed by the early church toward St. Peter. While most attempts to understand the origin of Rome's claim to authority based on Petrine primacy have dealt with attitudes expressed in documents, the approach here is to examine the evidence found in various types of artistic expression. It is hoped that the attitudes toward St. Peter which affected and may have caused the unique association between himself and Rome are clarified. It is important to note in this respect that this study deals with the development of attitudes actually held in the early …
Imambu Epe-The Good Spirit, H. Karl Reko
Editorial, John H. Tietjen
'Your Job, Mr. President ... .", David S. Schuller
'Your Job, Mr. President ... .", David S. Schuller
Concordia Theological Monthly
Good humor and a certain salty Lutheran irreverence are necessary on the day of a presidential inauguration to make sure we don't believe every exaggeration spoken in the excitement of the occasion. You may remember the inauguration of a university president some years on the first anniversary of his inauguration ago. After two days of festivities and speeches suggesting that the fate of half of Western culture revolved about the decisions that would be made by the new president, a friend put his hand on his shoulder and said, "'Look, George, forget all that stuff. You have three main jobs: …
Dukedom Large Enough, Jaroslav Pelikan
Dukedom Large Enough, Jaroslav Pelikan
Concordia Theological Monthly
This article is the address delivered, by Dr. Pelikan at the inauguration of Dr. Robert V. Schnabel as president of Concordia College, Bronxville, N. Y., on Feb. 5, 1972.
The Task Of The Theological Professor, Arthur C. Repp
The Task Of The Theological Professor, Arthur C. Repp
Concordia Theological Monthly
This paper is a revision of a statement on the nature and purpose of the theological seminary that Dr. Repp read, to the Fact Finding Committee appointed by Dr. Jacob A. 0. Preus, President of The Lutheran Church - Missouri Synod, to investigate the Biblical teaching of the faculty of Concordia Seminary, St. Louis.
Toward Preparing Equippers, Herbert M. Zorn
Toward Preparing Equippers, Herbert M. Zorn
Concordia Theological Monthly
Twenty-four years in India, sixteen of in seminary teaching, might sound like good credentials. Put differently, the credentials wilt: 24 years working within 100 miles of land's end of this vast country, reasonably fluent in only one of India's 18 official languages, barely conversant with another, in contact with nationwide theological education only recently, a member of the steadily diminishing group of expatriate seminary instructors.
Theological Education: The Ecumenical Dimension, Thomas Coates
Theological Education: The Ecumenical Dimension, Thomas Coates
Concordia Theological Monthly
This article was originally presented as a lecture al the Consultation on Ecumenical Affairs of The Lutheran World Federation, Tokyo, Japan, May 5, 1971.
The Relationship Between Graduate Theological Education And The Worldwide Mission Of The Church, William J. Danker
The Relationship Between Graduate Theological Education And The Worldwide Mission Of The Church, William J. Danker
Concordia Theological Monthly
In spite of a desk piled high with other work, this writer could not find it in his heart to refuse an editor requesting an essay on a topic of such potential significance and excitement as "The Relationship Between Graduate Theological Education and the Worldwide Mission of the Church."
Masters In The Making, Alfred Von Rohr Sauer
Masters In The Making, Alfred Von Rohr Sauer
Concordia Theological Monthly
How can we go about the task of improving our learning? That is the problem that confronts every educational institution, but especially the church-oriented college or seminary. The problem obviously involves both students and faculty members. The improvement of the learning process on the students' part is dependent on the improvement of the teaching process of the instructor. The teaching process, moreover, calls for a large measure of good counseling on the part of the instructor. The more personal attention a student is given by his instructor, the more stimulated and motivated the student will be to pursue bis studies …
Resources For Pastoral Counseling : A Study Of The Thought Of Dr. Paul Tournier, David Franklin Freitag Ii
Resources For Pastoral Counseling : A Study Of The Thought Of Dr. Paul Tournier, David Franklin Freitag Ii
ATS Dissertations
No abstract provided.
Mission: Vol. 5, No. 11
Mission
Mission: Vol. 5, No. 11. The articles in this issue include: "Ecclesiastes--A Lesson in Addition" by Elmer Prout, "God Called Us to Holiness" by G. E. Busenburg, "Tradition in the Churches of Christ" by Hubert G. Locke, "A Great People" by Fred. L. Casmir, "Fraud, Fools and Freedom" by Neal Buffaloe, "Wrong Answers" by Steven Clark Goad, and "A Time to Sing, A TIme to Laugh" by Cled Wimbish.
Inductive Bible Study And Its Place In The Curriculum Of Ebenezer Bible College, Metosalem Quillupras Castillo
Inductive Bible Study And Its Place In The Curriculum Of Ebenezer Bible College, Metosalem Quillupras Castillo
ATS Dissertations
No abstract provided.
Editorial, Herbert T. Mayer
Doctrinal Emphases In The Missouri Synod, Erwin L. Lueker
Doctrinal Emphases In The Missouri Synod, Erwin L. Lueker
Concordia Theological Monthly
The Lutheran Church-Missouri Synod has had the same doctrinal basis for 125 years. It is remarkable that within that period of time the loyalty of no group in Synod to that basis as given in the constitution could be seriously challenged. This, however, does not mean that there were no variations in emphases. This study is a brief synopsis of such variations. It is not concerned with difference, uniformity, contradiction, or inconsistency in doctrine (although some of these factors may be present) but with coordinating stresses. Examination of consistent adherence to basic insights is also beyond the scope of this …
Fundamentalism And The Missouri Synod, Milton L. Rudnick
Fundamentalism And The Missouri Synod, Milton L. Rudnick
Concordia Theological Monthly
Perhaps current tensions and polarization in the Synod have demonstrated the relevance of the study and desirability of updating it. On the other hand, 125th anniversary considerations may have prompted the request. Then again, since the request came rather late (only a month before the deadline), the unflattering truth may be that this article is a "filler" for other material which was cancelled at the last minute. Some questions are better left unanswered. (ED.: Ain't it the truth?)
Law-Gospel Reductionism In The History Of The Lutheran Church -Missouri Synod, Edward H. Schroeder
Law-Gospel Reductionism In The History Of The Lutheran Church -Missouri Synod, Edward H. Schroeder
Concordia Theological Monthly
This essay proposes to trace a segment of the history of hermeneutics in The Lutheran Church-Missouri Synod insofar as the distinction between Law and Gospel plays a role in that history. The study is important because in recent years one school of thought in the Synod has stated that some pastors and teachers are confusing the proper relationship between the two by practicing what these critics call "Gospel reductionism." This criticism seems to have been launched in the Synod in two conference papers that John Warwick Montgomery delivered to eight different audiences in the spring and fall of 1966.
Let's Be Lutheran, Lloyd H. Goetz
Let's Be Lutheran, Lloyd H. Goetz
Concordia Theological Monthly
The Word of God is His self-revelation in the person of Jesus Christ. This is God's final, complete, and greatest communication to man for his salvation.
Walther's Theology Of The Word, Carl S. Meyer
Walther's Theology Of The Word, Carl S. Meyer
Concordia Theological Monthly
C. F. W. Walther (1811-1887), the premier theologian of the Missouri Synod, was a dogmatician who relied heavily on the writers of Lutheran Orthodoxy of the 16th and 17th century. He made little use of the historical-exegetical method. John Philipp Koehler, the historian of the Wisconsin Synod, points out, for instance, regarding the proposal to have one joint theological seminary within the Synodical Conference in 1878: “Walther's hobby, the Latin disputation, with Latin the medium of instruction, as embodied in the Missouri proposals for the joint seminary was as antiquated scholasticism and besides would have kept the whole study of …
Mission: Vol. 5, No. 10
Mission
Mission: Vol. 5, No. 10. This issue includes the following articles: "The Cross and the Gown" by James Robert Ross, "On Biblical Authority" by Bob Thompson, "Church of Christism" by Don Haymes, "Methods in Restoration Research" by Ralph Sinclair, "Hope, verse" by Peggy Lewis, "Inquiry, verse" by Mary Ann Miller, and "Upon Seeing a Fly in Communion" by John T. Sykes.
Libertinism: An Alternative To Traditional Religion, Jerome E. Johnson
Libertinism: An Alternative To Traditional Religion, Jerome E. Johnson
Masters Theses & Specialist Projects
In recent years there has been a considerable increase in the amount of empirical research done in the area of the sociology of religion. Most of this type of research has been a gradual attempt of working toward the possibility of establishing a casual relationship between religious beliefs and human social behavior.
Polygamy And The Christian Church, Nathaniel G. Inyamah
Polygamy And The Christian Church, Nathaniel G. Inyamah
Concordia Theological Monthly
On the basis of personal experience, the author argues that the church's general rejection of polygamy is not required by Scripture and is descriptive of African society.
The Role Of The Clergyman In The Grief Process, Vernon R. Wiehe
The Role Of The Clergyman In The Grief Process, Vernon R. Wiehe
Concordia Theological Monthly
The author presents a psychological and physiological discussion of the reactions of the bereaved to the loss experienced in death and offers some guidelines to clergymen for counseling and preaching in grief situations.
The Eucharist In The Life Of The Church, John S. Damm
The Eucharist In The Life Of The Church, John S. Damm
Concordia Theological Monthly
The author proposes seven theses for doing the Eucharist in order to establish the rhythm of the church's life in the world. The paper was read in substantially its present form at the October 1970 meeting of the Institute for Liturgical Studies meeting at St. Olaf College, Northfield, Minn.
Worship And The Life Of The Church, John H. Tietjen
Worship And The Life Of The Church, John H. Tietjen
Concordia Theological Monthly
The How of Christian worship should be determined by the reason Why we worship: because God has acted in His Son and in His Spirit to inaugurate a new covenant for a new community.
The Orders Of Creation-Some Reflections On The History And Place Of The Term In Systematic Theology, Edward H. Schroeder
The Orders Of Creation-Some Reflections On The History And Place Of The Term In Systematic Theology, Edward H. Schroeder
Concordia Theological Monthly
In this article, he argues that the concept associated, with the term "orders of creation" in current Missouri Synod, discussions of the ordination of women is not Lutheran but Calvinist in origin, and not a Biblical concept.
Mission: Vol. 5, No. 9
Mission
Mission: Vol. 5, No. 9. The articles in this issue include: "Some Thoughts on Theology and Mission" by Victor L. Hunter, "Elton Trueblood's Concept of the Church" by Lewis R. Rambo, "Fellowship and Freedom" by Robert L. Duncan, "Our Trust in Scripture" by Gene Shelburne, and "Unconverted?, Verse" by W. Neil Gallagher.
Financial Report For 1971, Mariological Society Of America
Financial Report For 1971, Mariological Society Of America
Marian Studies
No abstract provided.
Mary And The Contemporary Scene, Matthew F. Morry
Mary And The Contemporary Scene, Matthew F. Morry
Marian Studies
No abstract provided.
Table Of Contents, Mariological Society Of America
Table Of Contents, Mariological Society Of America
Marian Studies
No abstract provided.