Luther and the Lutheran Church 1483-1960 [Book Review]
Review of Metaphysics 14 (4):727-727 (1961)
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A treatment of the historical and theological background of the Lutheran tradition from its beginning to the present day, presented in a fine combination of scholarship and popular style. Roughly a third of the book treats of Luther, the issues he faced and the development of the tradition in Europe; the second third is devoted to the Lutheran movement in America; and the last part deals with the present state of the Lutheran churches. The topics chosen and the techniques used strike a fine balance.--R. C. N.
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| ISBN(s) | 0034-6632 |
| DOI | revmetaph196114490 |
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