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Lutheranism in American Theological Education
Get PDFIt is a privilege to bring greetings, very special greetings, from my institution, the Divinity School of the University of Chicago, to Concordia Seminary on this its 125th anniversary. There has been a long, intimate, and friendly relationship between these two institutions. I am not certain of the number, but I was informed that seven PhDs from the University of Chicago are on the present Concordia faculty. In addition to men holding degrees, a substantial number of the present Concordia faculty have taken courses at the University of Chicago. Hence it is understandable that the greetings I bring for this special occasion are not only personal but also institutional greetings
THE REINTERPRETATION OF LUTHER By Edgar M. Carlson. Philadelphia: Westminster Press, 1949. Pp. 256, $3.50.
No full textEnthusiasm. By Msgr. R. A. Knox. New York: Oxford University Press, 1950, 622 pages. $6.00.
No full textFROM PURITANISM TO THE AGE OF REASON. A STUDY OF CHANGES IN RELIGIOUS THOUGHT WITHIN THE CHURCH OF ENGLAND 1660–1700 By G. R. Gragg. Cambridge: University Press, 1950. Pp. 341 10/6.
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