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The Coffee Hour — Theology, Art, Culture, and History in the St. Andrews Encyclopaedia of Theology
What can we learn when we study theology alongside, art, culture, literature, and history?
The Coffee Hour — Battle for the Augsburg Confession, Ep. 8: Synodical Conference and Doctrinal Unity
How did unity in doctrine and practice affect the formation of the Synodical Conference?
The Coffee Hour — Battle for the Augsburg Confession, Ep. 7: Establishing Fellowship
How did early Lutheran synods join in fellowship?
The Coffee Hour — Battle for the Augsburg Confession, Ep. 6: General Synod, General Council, and Church (Dis)Unity
How did small synods fight for church unity during the Civil War years?
The Coffee Hour — Battle for the Augsburg Confession, Ep. 5: Synods Unite and the Civil War Divides
How did Samuel Simon Schmucker and Benjamin Kurtz influence the development of American Lutheranism?
The Coffee Hour — Battle for the Augsburg Confession, Ep. 4: American Lutheranism Develops
How did Samuel Simon Schmucker and Benjamin Kurtz influence the development of American Lutheranism?
The Coffee Hour — Battle for the Augsburg Confession, Ep. 3: German Lutherans and the English Language
What happens to Lutheran identity when faced with cultural decisions, like adopting the English language?
The Coffee Hour —Battle for the Augsburg Confession, Ep. 2: The Lutherans Come to America
What happens to the Augsburg Confession as Lutherans cross the ocean to settle in America?
The Coffee Hour — Battle for the Augsburg Confession, Ep. 1: Theological and Legal Document of Lutheran Identity
How does the Augsburg Confession define what it means to be Lutheran, and how has this affected the development of Lutheran identity over the centuries?