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Past Articles of Special Current Interest

The insight offered by thorough fundamental scholarship continues to inform, even as the current issues change.  Our editors have selected certain articles for their applicability to ongoing discussion within the Church.  These articles will be added to those listed here as we find time to prepare them.  They are formatted as Adobe .pdf files*.

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EDITOR'S CHOICES

• Mark C. Mattes, The Thomistic Turn in Evangelical Catholic Ethics, Vol XVI, pp. 65-100 (Spring, 2002)

• Robert Kolb, Sources and Contexts of Lutheran Confessional Writings, Vol XV, pp. 125-141 (Summer, 2001)

• Robert Kolb, Preaching the Christian Life: Ethical Instruction in the Postils of Martin Chemnitz, Vol XVI, pp. 275-301 (Autumn, 2002)

• Robert Kolb, Luther on the Theology of the Cross, Vol XVI, pp. 443-466 (Winter, 2002)

• Timothy J. Wengert, Luther and Melanchthon on Consecrated Communion Wine (Eisleben 1542-43), Vol XV, pp. 24-42 (Spring, 2001)

• Comment on ministry during the events of 9/11/2001 in New York City, Vol. XIX, pp. 208-215 (Summer 2005)
• Full, original text for the Comment is available here

ON RELATIONS WITH EPISCOPALIANS

• Meg H. Madsen, The Lutheran-Episcopal Concordat and Porvoo, Vol XIII, pp 21-34 (Spring, 1999)

• Todd Nichol, The Minority Report against the Lutheran-Episcopal Concordat, Vol XIII, pp 91-97 (Spring,1999)

ON THE LITURGY

• Helmar Junghans, Luther on the Reform of Worship, Vol XIII, pp 315-333 (Autumn, 1999)

ALL ARTICLES FROM THE WINTER 2001 ISSUE

• Available Here

FULL ARTICLE: COMMENT ON MINISTRY DURING THE EVENTS OF 9/11/2001 IN NEW YORK CITY (FROM THE SUMMER, 2005 ISSUE)

• Original Comment
• Full Text

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