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Compend of Lutheran Theology: A Summary of Christian Doctrine, Derived From the Word of God and the Symbolical Books of the Evangelical Lutheran Church (Classic Reprint) - Couverture souple

Leonard Hutter

 
9781331124696: Compend of Lutheran Theology: A Summary of Christian Doctrine, Derived From the Word of God and the Symbolical Books of the Evangelical Lutheran Church (Classic Reprint)

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The little work which is hereby introduced to the English-speaking portion of our church, is a classic in Lutheran Theology. I ts author, Dr. Leonard Hutter. Professor at Wittenberg from 1596 until his death in 1616, was the most prominent theologian of his age. As a teacher, the church owes to him a debt of lasting gratitude for the direction which his instructions gave to the mind of Dr. John Gerhard, the most eminent of Lutheran theologians. As a devotional writer, he published an Epitome of the Bible, and Meditations on the Cross of Christ. But it was as an ardent supporter, and zealous champion of our faith, that he was especially distinguished. As such, in his Concordia Concors, he defended the Eorm of Concord against the Concordia Discors of Hospinian; in his Calvinista A ulico-politiciis, contended for Christian libertj, in opposition to the edict of the Elector John Sigismund, which prohibited the teaching of certain Lutheran doctrines within the Electorate of Brandenburg; and in quite a number of books, dissertations, and tracts, attacked and refuted Romanism.
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