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Caritas Et Reformatio : essays on church and society in honor of Carter Lindberg / edited by David M. Whitford.

Contributor(s): Lindberg, Carter, 1937- | Whitford, David M. (David Mark)
Material type: TextTextPublisher: St. Louis, Mo. : Concordia Academic Press, [2002]Copyright date: ©2002Description: 270 pages : illustrations, portrait ; 24 cmContent type: text Media type: unmediated Carrier type: volumeISBN: 0758600380; 9780758600387Subject(s): Reformation | Lindberg, Carter, 1937-DDC classification: 270.6 LOC classification: BR305.3 | .C48 2002Bibliography, Etc. Note: Includes bibliographical references.; "Bibliography of the writings of Carter Lindberg" : pages 261-266.
Contents:
Sermons in stone : grave(n) warnings against usury in Medieval France / Priscilla Baumann -- Katie Luther : a mirror to the promises and failures of the Reformation / Kirsi Stjerna -- Fighting like a Christian : the Ottoman advance and the development of Luther's doctrine of just war / Gregory J. Miller -- Confessionalization and tolerance : early resistance against the Cura Religionis in the German imperial cities / Gottfried Seebass -- Evangelical commonwealth : Johannes Eisermann on law and the common good / John Witte Jr. -- Duty to resist tyranny : the Magdeburg Confession and the reframing of Romans 13 / David M. Whitford -- Matthias Flacius faces the Netherlands revolt / Oliver K. Olson --
Reform of marriage in Calvin's Geneva / Scott Hendrix -- Preaching the Christian life : ethical instruction in the Postils of Martin Chemnitz / Robert Kolb -- Protestant deacons in Geneva and Europe after John Calvin / Jeannine E. Olson -- One, Holy, Catholic and Apostolic? : themes and issues in Reformation era Catholic preaching / Mary Grace Peters -- Ecclesia Simul Justa et Peccatrix : speaking about the Holiness of the Church from a Reformation perspective / Peter Vogt -- Almost Reformation people : the search for Baptist identity / Bill J. Leonard -- Toward a theology of Lament / Oswald Bayer -- Luther and the strange language of theology : how "new" is the Nova Lingua? / Dennis Bielfeldt -- Leading the least of these astray : "evangelical Catholic" ecclesiology and Luther / James M. Kittelson.
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Book Book John Bulow Campbell Library Midrange BR305.3 .C48 2002 (Browse shelf(Opens below)) 1 Available 0182903487276

Includes bibliographical references.

"Bibliography of the writings of Carter Lindberg" : pages 261-266.

Sermons in stone : grave(n) warnings against usury in Medieval France / Priscilla Baumann -- Katie Luther : a mirror to the promises and failures of the Reformation / Kirsi Stjerna -- Fighting like a Christian : the Ottoman advance and the development of Luther's doctrine of just war / Gregory J. Miller -- Confessionalization and tolerance : early resistance against the Cura Religionis in the German imperial cities / Gottfried Seebass -- Evangelical commonwealth : Johannes Eisermann on law and the common good / John Witte Jr. -- Duty to resist tyranny : the Magdeburg Confession and the reframing of Romans 13 / David M. Whitford -- Matthias Flacius faces the Netherlands revolt / Oliver K. Olson --

Reform of marriage in Calvin's Geneva / Scott Hendrix -- Preaching the Christian life : ethical instruction in the Postils of Martin Chemnitz / Robert Kolb -- Protestant deacons in Geneva and Europe after John Calvin / Jeannine E. Olson -- One, Holy, Catholic and Apostolic? : themes and issues in Reformation era Catholic preaching / Mary Grace Peters -- Ecclesia Simul Justa et Peccatrix : speaking about the Holiness of the Church from a Reformation perspective / Peter Vogt -- Almost Reformation people : the search for Baptist identity / Bill J. Leonard -- Toward a theology of Lament / Oswald Bayer -- Luther and the strange language of theology : how "new" is the Nova Lingua? / Dennis Bielfeldt -- Leading the least of these astray : "evangelical Catholic" ecclesiology and Luther / James M. Kittelson.

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