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Theological Fragments: The <i>satis est</i>; enough is enough
“The satis est calls us, surely, to believe and confess that the gospel and the sacraments are indeed enough. No doubt the irony of it all is that that seems precisely the hardest thing for chur… more →
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Theological Fragments: The satis est; enough is enough
wrote 2 months ago: “The satis est calls us, surely, to believe and confess that the gospel and the sacraments are … more →
Lutheranism and Tradition
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wrote 7 months ago: Reception of Doctrine as a Methodological Issue in Early Lutheranism Piotr J. Malysz (The following … more →
A Lutheran Influence (Part 3)
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wrote 7 months ago: Go to Part 2 III. Justification/Good Works and Eucharistic Presence: A Case Study Justification/Good … more →
A Lutheran Influence (Part 2)
wrote 7 months ago: Go to Part 1 II. A documentary development of The Church of England Contrary to what one might assum … more →
Theological Fragments: Robert Jenson on satis est
wrote 8 months ago: “”It is sufficient” not only specifies the demands which Lutherans must make on ot … more →
Theological Fragments: Robert Jenson on a dogmatic proposal
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wrote 9 months ago: “At the Diet of Augsburg and elsewhere, the Lutheran reformers and their followers proposed fu … more →
A Lutheran Influence (Part 1)
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wrote 1 year ago: By Bryce P Wandrey The effects of the Augsburg Confession on the doctrinal development of the Church … more →
An Ecclesiologial Inquiry
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wrote 1 year ago: By Dr Jonathan Trigg Here is an Anglican student of Luther seeking a clearer understanding of the di … more →
“What Does Ecclesiology Have to Do with the Office of the Gospel?”
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wrote 1 year ago: By Luke T Zimmerman Timothy J. Wengert, Priesthood, Pastors, Bishops: Public Ministry for the Reform … more →
Scholarship: Wittenberg Theology
wrote 1 year ago: “The Wittenberg reformers presupposed that the almighty Creator had fashioned his human creatu … more →
Confessions: The Proper Use
wrote 1 year ago: Leif Grane, in his book The Augsburg Confession: A Commentary, writes, “When reading the Confe … more →
