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Spring 1999 IssueVolume XIII, Number 1 |
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Carter Lindberg: Do Lutherans Shout Justification But Whisper Sanctification? |
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Meg H. Madson: The Lutheran-Episcopal Concordat and Porvoo |
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Oswald Bayer: Rupture of Times: Luther's Relevance for Today |
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Paul A. Baglyos: American Lutherans at the Dawn of the Republic |
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Mark D. Tranvik: Luther on Baptism |
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Texts, for the Record: Todd Nichol: The Minority Report Against the Lutheran-Episcopal Concordat |
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Review Essays: Schwarzwäller on Forde's Luther; Green on Johnston's Reu |
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