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Articles related to "Lutheranism"
Henry Melchior Mühlenberg: The Patriarch of American Lutheranism A brief history of Henry Melchior Mühlenberg, the patriarch of Lutheranism in America. henry melchior mühlenberg • lutheranism • america • patriarch
Lutheran Architecture: How a Building Reflects Theology A look at the architecture and layout of a Lutheran church and how that architecture and layout reflects Lutheran teaching and doctrine. layout • design • theology • lutheranism
The individual and society: the two faces of religion Part 2 Continuation weber • durkheim • religion • capitalism • calvinism
Yes, we admit it. We're Lutherans - and all that that entails A twenty-first century defense of confessional Lutheranism. This excellent essay by Rev. Samelson defines the Lutheran theology and heritage, escpecially "sola scriptura, sola gratia, and sola fide." I felt this was appropriate for Reformation Day (October 31). lutheranism • doctrine • theology • practice • solas
Augsburg Confession, Article 21: Of the Worship of the Saints Should we pray to, worship, or venerate saints? Is it totally wrong, totally right, or somewhere in between? What exactly is a saint? This article looks at Augustana's position on the saints. saints • veneration • canonization • super-erogation • lutheran
Review of The Service Hymnal: A Lutheran Homecoming A review of a new Lutheran hymnal, The Service Hymnal: A Lutheran Homecoming. lutherans • hymns • services
Augsburg Confession: Abuses Corrected, Articles 22-25 With these articles begins an enumeration of abuses the Lutheran contingent found in the established Church and sought to correct. In the address to the emperor, note the conciliatory tone of the Lutherans. This was a group of men attempting to state their position and work for a common faith. mass • communion • both kinds • bread • wine
Augsburg Confession, Article 20: Of Good Works A look at Article Twenty of the Augsburg COnfession. This article deals with Good Works and their proper place in the Christian's life. It seems the Papists had accused the Lutherans of throwing out Good Works altogether. The Lutherans counter that they did not discard Good Works, but merely teach their proper role in Christian salvation and life. augsburg • confession • good works • fruits of faith • luther
Lutherans, too, can use the 'Net! A look at how Lutherans can use modern technology to promote and proclaim the Gospel message of Christ. This article features the 4 February 2000 installment of Site du Jour which featured a Lutheran congregation and the Lutheranism topic on Suite 101. lutheran • ministry • electronic • internet • message
The individual and society: the two faces of religion Part 1 In this article I analize religion according to Weber and Durkheim. A little off-topic but oh well! weber • durkheim • religion • totenism • mana
Protestant Roots in the Danish West Indies Danish merchants first colonized the islands now known as St. Thomas and St. John in 1672, and created colonies for various denominations of Protestants, among others. danish west indies • virgin islands • virgin islands history • protestants • history of protestantism in caribbean
St. Lawrence of Brindisi One of the jobs of the 'Doctors of the Church' is to explain to the faithful the place of Jesus and of Mary, His Mother, in Catholic Doctrine. st. lawrence of brindisi • thirtieth doctor of the catholic church • doctors of the catholic church • doctor angelicus • catholic magisterium
In Memoriam: Andrew K. Nitz My brother-in-law, a life-long Lutheran and grandson of a Lutheran pastor, is called home by the Lord. This article celebrates the time of Grace Andy was given here on earth and the eternal home he now enjoys courtesy of Christ's blood. andy k. nitz • death • life • lutheran • father
Protestant Reformation Movement Protestant Reformation Movement is an important part of Christian history. It was the catalyst of change Catholics needed to reform the Church at that time. protestant reformation movement in europe in the 1 • christian reform movement • catholic church • martin luther • ninety-five theses
The General Synod The Pennsylvania Synod helped form the first loose coalition of synods with the formation of the General Synod. The General Synod would ministries that other Lutheran groups would emulate in coming years. The General Synod also had to struggle with language in the New World. general synod • pennsylvania ministerium • gettysburg • lutheran • america
Wartburg Castle A look at the Wartburg Castle, its architecture, its history, its place in Germany,and its place in the Reformation. Dating back almost to the first millenium, the castle has been a witness to history and a midwife of the Reformation. luther • junker • george • translate • new
A Miracle of Life-A Gift From God A celebration of my new fatherhood in the context of Lutheran doctrine and Christian living. Does it show this is my first child? I thank you for bearing with me in my pride and joy-but I truly thank God for the gift he has given me. birth • fatherhood • motherhood • life • blessings
Hymns in My Life Two hymns have played a part in my life. The connection to Washington State is the fact I like them. They've been favorites as I've grown up in Washington State! i'll fly away • amazing grace • washington • jerri brooker • stellar flutes
Service Book and Hymnal (SBH): 41 Years later A review of the venerable <I>Service Book and Hymnal</I>, used for many years in Lutheran circles, written by James Gerhardt Sucha. lutheran • hymn • hymnal • hymnody • service
Catherine the Great's Marriage Engagement and marriage to the Peter paved Catherine the Great's path to the throne of the Russian Empire. catherine the great's marriage • catherine the great's engagement • catherine becomes empress • catherine's marriage to peter • catherine's relationship with peter
The Evangelical Lutheran Synod Of Australia: A Brief History (1) A brief history of the Evangelical Lutheran Church in Australia, starting with the first Lutheran immigrants to Australia. Written by Rev. Kenneth Fischer and supplied by Rev. Peter Prange. lutheran • luther • australia • worship • fellowship
The Evangelical Lutheran Synod Of Australia: A Brief History (2) Part two of the history of the Evangelical Lutheran Synod Of Australia (written by Pastor Kenneth Fischer). lutheran • australia • fellowship • growth
The Service Hymnal: A Lutheran Homecoming A new hymnal that pays homage to a classic Lutheran hymnal, <I>The Service Hymnal: A Lutheran Homecoming,</I> presently being prepared by James Sucha. service • book • hymnal • hymns • worship
Book Review: The Seashell on the Mountaintop <I>The Seashell on the Mountaintop</I> by Alan Cutler is a fascinating look at the life of Nicholaus Steno. paleontology • paleontologist • geology • geologist • science
Carl Ferdinand Wilhelm Walther A look at the life and work of C. F. W. walther, founder of the Missouri Synod as well as Concordia Seminary in St. Louis and the Synodical Conference. Dr. Walther was voted the most influential American Lutheran by readers of this forum. luther • lutheran • walther • missouri • lc-ms
Cross-Culture Ministry in Kenya, Part Eleven A brief overview of five orphans Jim met in Kenya and their living conditions. Note, however, the hope each child has. Also note that parents are gone from the picture and grandparents are raising their childrens' children. orphans • lutheran • missions • kenya • poverty
Cross-Culture Ministry in Kenya, Part Ten Missionary Jim relates the curiosity Kenyans have about whites, marriage and divorce customs, and the attempts of others to aid the orphans. Plus an update on Faith, the little girl Jim met and told us about in his first post. kenya • mission • children • aids • orphans
What do you Know? What makes a Christian? Is it knowledge of the mysteries of Scripture? Is it the ability to explain doctrines in detail? Read this anecdote (not sure if it's true, but the message hits home) and find out. While pastors and theologians need to study doctrine and teachings so they know whereof they speak, to the person in the pew, it's simply knowing this "trustworthy saying:" Christ Jesus came into this world to save sinners! knowledge • doctrine • faith • salvation • humility
Elizabeth and Alexandra of Hesse Elizabeth of Hesse became a Russian Grand Duchess before her sister Alexandra became Empress. The two German princesses approached life in Russia very differently. elizabeth of hesse • alexandra of hesse • grand duchess elizabeth • empress alexandra • tsaritsa alexandra
I.T.T. Lincoln, the Adventurer MP Ingatius Timotheus Trebitsch Lincoln, or I.T.T. Lincoln as he was better known, had many faces, British MP, clergyman, German spy, and Buddhist monk to name but a few. i.t.t. lincoln • ingatius timotheus trebitsch lincoln • darlington mp • international spy • german spy
Pagan Symbol of Hope The Morning Star is a symbol of hope for the Pennsylvania Deutsch and Native Americans followers of Pagan traditions. paranormal • pagan • pennsylvania deutsch • native american • lakota sioux
Peter III and the Palace Revolution of 1762 Following Empress Elizabeth to the Russian throne in 1761, Peter III rapidly fell into disfavor with the military and the aristocracy, resulting in a palace coup. peter iii and the 1762 coup • russia's palace revolutions • petter iii and catherine • russia ends the seven years' war • peter of holstein becomes tsar
Romance of Nicholas and Alexandra The romance between Nicholas II and Alexandra Fyodorovna would last all of their lives, even while Russia was suffering from the political turmoil of the Revolution. romance of nicholas and alexandra • nicholas and alexandra • nicholas ii • alexandra fyodorovna • courtship of nicholas and alexandra
The Sign of the Cross This Q&A reviews the history and practice of the Sign of the Cross, and discusses its relevance to contemporary spirituality. the sign of the cross • contemporary spirituality • mark of salvation • ecumenical movements • spiritual discipline
Bach's Coffee Cantata Lutherans love coffee. It is almost a prerequisite to be Lutheran to love coffee. A seminary professor I had once commented that coffee was a secular sacrament in the Lutheran church. Well, our own J. S. Bach loved coffee--and even wrote a cantata! Enjoy the Coffee Cantata. (Be quiet, do not chat!) bach • lutherans • coffee • cantata
Pentecost Once in a while, two holidays fall on the same day--and the lessons can be uplifting. This convergence of Pentecost and Mother's Day as well as my assignment as preacher that Sunday led to this sermon I'm sure that you'll enjoy. pentecost • mother • day
Sexuality and the ELCA- What Now? Human sexuality has been on the mind of the ELCA for over eight years. The votes are in and the decisions made. What does the ELCA do now; can it move on? the evangelical lutheran church in america • elca • homosexuality • gay clergy • human sexuality: gift and trust
The Fifth General Council of the Lateran The General Councils of the Church arose because of doctrinal difficulties. general councils of the catholic church • general council of nicaea • general council of constantinople • general council of ephesus • general council of chalcedon
The General Council of Trent There have been 21 General Councils in the Catholic Church since they began to acknowledge them in 325 A.D. general councils of the catholic church • general council of nicaea • general council of constantinople • general council of ephesus • general council of chalcedon
Inner City Mission Retreat A brief overview of WELS Inner City Ministry Retreat. lutheran • inner • city • retreat • multi
Eisenach A look at Eisenach, where Luther attended school for three years and stayed in exile for ten months in the Wartburg Castle. It is also the birth town of the great composer, Johann Sebastian Bach. Enjoy this look BACH to a town rich in Reformation and Lutheran history. luther • bach • lutherans • eisenach • wartburg
I Am The God of The Living! Often, an untimely death hits. The people left behind ask questions--why? how come? This sermonette, written shortly after the death of a man known and loved by students at a Lutheran school, looks to the Old Testament for the Resurrection promise and the sure hope of eternal life. death • life • eternal • resurrection
Now Thank We All Our God The story behind the famous hymn, popular in Lutheran circles. While played mainly at Thanksgiving, does remind us daily of all we have to be thankful of despite trials and tribulations around us. martin • rinkart • thirty • years' • war
Ulrik Vilhelm Koren: Patriarch of Norwegian-American Lutherans A brief look at U. V. Koren, leader of the Norwegian Lutherans. I served as vicar at two churches in Paint Creek, Iowa, which Dr. Koren founded (both members of the Evangelical Lutheran Synod). ulrik vilhelm koren • norwegian-american lutherans • iowa • minnesota • luther
12 Days of Christmas: Prologue The Twelve Days of Christmas have been explained as an underground catechism of sorts. We will use this as a Lutheran application of song and catechism and in the next twelve days study basic Christian teaching using this carol. twelve days of christmas • true love • gifts • me • bride
Remembering Pope John Paul II On 2 April 2005, Pope John Paul II passed away into eternal glory. This topic pauses to reflect on the life, ministry, and reign of the third-longest reigning pope in church history. john paul ii • karol josef wojtyla • john paul i • vatican • poland
Self-Esteem, Lutheran Style A look at the Confession and Absolution of sins and the self-esteem for Christians found there. In this portion of the liturgy, we are reaffirmed weekly of our status as children of God. confession • absolution • sins • sinners • self-esteem
The Pennsylvania and New York Ministeriums The first synods in America bookend the American Revolution. Old world faith meets New World lifestyles and practices as Germanic and Nordic peoples become familiar with organization, self-governance, and the right to vote. new york • pennsylvania • ministerium • synod • henry melchior muhlenberg
31 October 1517—A Day That Changed History What exactly happened on that fateful day today in 1517? Why do Lutherans still observe this day? Was Luther a simple monk out to topple the Church? This is an informal and anecdotal look at that pivotal day in history. luther • 95 theses • elector • saxony • indulgences |
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