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Vincentiana Vol. 16, No. 4-5 [Full Issue]

Vincentiana

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Vincentiana Vol. 16, No. 4-5 [Full Issue]

Vincentiana

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Vincentiana Vol. 16, No. 6 [Full Issue]

Vincentiana

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Vincentiana Vol. 16, No. 6 [Full Issue]

Vincentiana

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A Study To Determine Reasons Why Lds Students Were Not Enrolled In Lds Seminary In The Southern Alberta Seminary District During 1970-71, Robert Owen Mcclung

Theses and Dissertations

Religious education in The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints as given by the seminaries is to help youth achieve a meaningful testimony that God lives, Jesus is the Christ, and Joseph Smith is a prophet of God. The purpose of this study was to determine why some youth were not taking advantage of this training by enrolling in seminary.
It was determined that the teachers were a negligible reason for lack of enrollment. Rather, the reasons stemmed more from a lack of awareness of the nature of the seminary program by some priesthood leaders, by the youth and …

An Historical Analysis Of The Word Of Wisdom, Paul H. Peterson

Theses and Dissertations

The Word of Wisdom was announced by Joseph Smith as a revelation from God in 1833. The revelation prohibited the use of alcohol, tobacco, tea, and coffee. Its pronouncement came at a time when temperance movements were conspicuous throughout America.

Interpretations and attitudes have changed toward the Word of Wisdom over the years. Before 1840 many Mormons considered abstinence important though Joseph Smith stressed moderation. Observance became lax as Mormons treked westward to settle Utah territory. Brigham Young stressed obedience to the revelation in the 1860's but never made observance obligatory. Under John Taylor in 1883, a Word of Wisdom …

1972 - 54th Annual Bible Lectureship, "The Church And The Future," Abilene Christian College, Abilene Christian College

Lectureship and Summit Programs

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Mission: Vol. 5, No. 6

Mission

Mission: Vol. 5, No. 6. This issue includes the following articles: "I Marvel" by Fred L. Casmir, "The Three Hundred and One Cubit Ark" by Lanny Hunter, "To the One, a poem" by Elton D. Higgs, "Faith: Rational or Emotional" by Henry E. Hill, "The Conscience of a Congressman, an interview with William R. Anderson" by Walter E. Burch and Don Haymes, and "The Light of the World, a poem" by Don Reece.

From Tokyo To Oslo, Won Yong Ji

Concordia Theological Monthly

The Lutheran World Federation's Commission on Church Cooperation sponsored an international consultation in Tokyo with some 150 people, from April 29 to May 4, 1971, under the theme "The Role of Lutheranism in an Ecumenical Age." It was the first sizeable gathering of such a nature since the recent restructuring of the Lutheran World Federation at its Evian Assembly in 1970. That it was held in Asia was also noteworthy.

From June 6 to 12, 1971, the LWF Executive meeting occurred in Oslo. It was also the first enlarged meeting (more than 100 participants) of the top governing body of …

Editorial, Arthur Carl Piepkorn

Concordia Theological Monthly

The (Dialog) Word Needs Spreading!

Possible Courses Of Action Involving A Disaffected Or Dissident Individual Or Group Of Individuals In The Church,, Arthur Carl Piepkorn

Concordia Theological Monthly

This study was not designed for publication. The staff of CONCORDIA THEOLOGICAL MONTHLY requested the author to prepare it as the basis for a discussion out of which an in-house position paper might come. After receiving and discussing the draft, the staff adopted it as its own with minor modifications and secured the author's permission to publish it.

"New, Daily 5-Minute Radio Program Breaks January 3rd", Between Broadcasts

Landon Saunders Documents

Article from December 1971 in Between Broadcasts: News about Herald of Truth Radio and TV Programs. Article announces the debut of Heartbeat radio spot. Gives market analysis with audience demographics about why the show should be successful.

The Meaning Of Advent: Implications For Preaching, Frank C. Senn

Concordia Theological Monthly

If we confess that the Holy Spirit, at work in the church at all times and in all places, in some sense inspired the development of a liturgical calendar and a pericopal system for the expansion of the Mystery, the edification of the faithful, and the amplification of preaching possibilities, then we must also confess that the Spirit could effect changes in the meaning of the various feasts and liturgical seasons with the passage of time and with shifts in the expression of piety. The Holy Spirit did not retire in the fourth century any more than he did after …

Luther And The Principle: Outside Of The Use There Is No Sacrament, Edward F. Peters

Concordia Theological Monthly

On the basis of a thorough search of the Weimar Edition and other pertinent materials the author argues that Luther taught that a valid celebration of the Sacrament of the Altar requires the acts of consecration, distribution, and reception, but that the presence of Christ's body and blood is not limited to the moment of reception.

Mission: Vol. 5, No. 5

Mission

Mission: Vol. 5, No. 5. The articles in this issue include: "An Open Church" by Ron Durham, "Looking for New Light In the Scriptures" by David H. Bobo, "The Americans, satire" by Anonymous, "Turning on to Jesus" by Dudley Lynch, "The Mind of Youth" by Maurice Weed, Sr., and "Look Again, Amos" by Phil Roseberry.

Calvin Theological Journal (Vol 6 No 2 - November 1971), Calvin Theological Seminary

Calvin Theological Journal

Satan: In Power or Dethroned? by Robert Recker - 133 / Calvin Bibliography 1960-1970 by Joseph N. Tylenda - 156 / Scholia: Recent Translations of Genesis 3:15 by Marten H. Woudstra - 194 / Reviews of Books - 204 / Books Received - 247 / Contributors - 256 / Reviews of Books - Joel Nederhood, The Holy Triangle, reviewed by Henry Holstege, Jr. - 204 / David K. Switzer, The Dynamics of Grief, reviewed by Ralph Heynen - 206 / Ivan D. Illich, Celebration of Awareness, reviewed by Robert Recker - 211 / Robert T. Fortna, The …

A Comparative Study Of The Doctrine Of Scripture In Article 4 Of The Apology Of The Augsburg Confession With The Doctrine Of Scripture In The Works Of Kister Stendahl, Jerry Kosberg

Master of Divinity Thesis

This paper is to be a comparative study of the doctrine of Scripture found in Article Four of the Apology of the Augsburg Confession with the doctrine of Scripture found in various representative writings of Dr. Krister Stendahl. The paper will be an attempt to establish the relationship between the view of Scripture found in an article of the Lutheran Confessions and the view of Scripture found in a Lutheran biblical scholar who works from the perspective of what may be called the historical -critical method. In other words, the question this paper is asking is: Is the historical - …

Major Trends In Parable Interpretation, Jack Dean Kingbury

Concordia Theological Monthly

The author traces and describes the history of the interpretation of Jesus' parables from the epoch-making work of Adolf Jűlicher in the late 19th century to the present.

A Consideration Of The Meaning Of Prayer In The Life Of Martin Luther, Deanna Marie Carr

Concordia Theological Monthly

The author considers the meaning of prayer for Luther’s religious life and shows how during the 16th-century Reformation Luther "renewed" the wholesome traditions that had surrounded prayer in the prior history of the Christian church.

Mission: Vol. 5, No. 4

Mission

Mission: Vol. 5, No. 4. The articles in this issue include: "Life's Meaning" by Don H. McGaughey, "Sunset Prayer, a poem" by Richard C. Palm, "There are Two Churches" by Arthur L. Miley, "The Case for Christian Education" by John C. Stevens, "My Refuge, a poem" by Paul H. Smith, "A Case for Religious Studies" by John H. Morgan, "Christian Colleges, Politics and Academic Freedom" by Joel E. Anderson, Jr., and "Preaching the Truth" by El Duane Whatley.

Mission: Vol. 5, No. 3

Mission

Mission: Vol. 5, No. 3. The articles in this issue include: "The New Children" by Frank D. Holden, "The Power of New Life" by Richard Kirk, "Partners in Preaching" by William C. Kerley, "The Historical Perspective, an interview with Roland Bainton" by Lewis R. Rambo, and "This is the House that Jesus Built, a poem" by Carl Thompson.

A Martin Franzmann Bibliography, Victor A. Bartling

Concordia Theological Monthly

A Martin Franzmann Bibliography

Editorial, Richard Jungkuntz

Concordia Theological Monthly

Martin Franzmann

Clement Of Rome And His Use Of Scripture, Herbert T. Mayer

Concordia Theological Monthly

Clement of Rome provides a good example of how a pastor's Hermeneutical principles, theological presuppositions, and practical concerns interact to influence his understanding and application of the Gospel.

Mission: Vol. 5, No. 2

Mission

Mission: Vol. 5, No. 2. The articles in this issue include: "Godliness is Next to Nothing" by Truman R. Clark, "Sufficient Reason to Believe" by John L. Morrison, "The Potential of Koinonia as a Healer" by Larry Gibbons, "Community, a poem" by William C. Kerley, "Small Group Meetings" by Joe M. Hale, "The Weightier Matters" by Dan G. Danner, "The Truth Seeker's Dilemma, a poem" by Winston J. Hamby, "Religion in a New Key, an interview with Pat Boone" by Dudley Lynch, "Decently and in Order, a poem" by Craig M. Watts, and "Peace" by George H. O'Neal III.

Some Considerations Of The Doctrine Of Faith, With Special Reference To Its Relation To Prayer, Robert S. Clyde

ATS Dissertations

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Mission: Life, John S. Damm

Concordia Theological Monthly

It has become almost a truism to say that we are currently living in a time of crisis. The word "crisis" is now rather easily applied to a wide range of social, economic, political, educational, environmental, and technological phenomena that make up much of the context of contemporary life. This pervasive sense of crisis certainly has not left untouched the realm of Christian education.

Theology-Philosophy-Poetry: Toward A Synopsis, Erwin L. Lueker

Concordia Theological Monthly

From his background as professor of systematic theology, as well as that of his deep interest in philosophy and poetry and his writing in these fields over many years, the author sketches his impressions of the nature of the relationship between theology, philosophy, and poetry and indicates the current tendency toward a synopsis. The relationship between literature (especially poetry) and philosophy and theology is receiving increasing attention from scholars in all three areas. It is the author's conviction that the sensitivity of poets often makes them pioneers in recognizing new situations and impending changes and that some of the outstanding …

Thinking And Feeling In Education, Robert L. Conrad

Concordia Theological Monthly

One of the troubles with teachers in the church and in public education is that they are adults. They do not think and imagine like children, but they take the results of adult thought and expect children to handle them. At the same time, their own education has led them to be suspicious of feelings and imagination, so that they ignore the feelings of children or try to get them to control their feelings and imagination with rational thought. Both of these tendencies have been challenged by recent studies.

Mission: Vol. 5, No. 1

Mission

Mission: Vol. 5, No. 1. This article includes the following articles: "One Question Too Many" by Elmer Prout, "The Bad Samaritan" by Wesley C. Reagan, "A Poem" by R. B. Kilgore II, "A Prayer for the Apathetic" by Phil Roseberry, "Relationship: One on One" by Joseph "Jody" Crumbliss, "Prayer of Realization, a poem" by Sherri Smith, "Some Said It Thundered" by James L. Ash, Jr., "Waiting for the Rain" by Jimmy Jividen, "Alternative 'I-O' Service" by Hal Helm, and "Security In Christ" by Dudley Lynch.