Browsing Wisconsin Lutheran Seminary by Subject "Ecumenical Movement"

A Basic Doctrinal Difference Among Lutherans

Prenzlow, Elmer J. C. Jr. (0000)

A Candle in the Shadow of a Volcano: Effects of a United ELCA on the Lutheran Mission Picture

Soukup, Steven P. (1986)

The Ecumenical Movement and its Effect on Lutheranism in America

Bitter, Donald F. (0000)

Donald F. Bitter’s essay offers a comprehensive historical and theological critique of the Ecumenical Movement and its influence on American Lutheranism. He traces the movement’s roots to 18th-century Pietism and 19th-century ...

The Ecumenical Movement with Special Emphasis on the Lutheran-Catholic Dialogue on Justification

Siggelkow, Alan H. (1999)

Key Events in Church History, Part IV

Brenner, John M. (0000)

In Key Events in Church History, Part IV, Prof. John M. Brenner surveys major developments in Christianity from the 19th and 20th centuries, focusing on four transformative movements: the rise of modern missions, the ...

Letters Addressed to Lutheran Pastors

Sasse, Hermann (0000)

Modern Ecumenism and Cooperation in Externals

Lillegard, George O. (0000)

Observations on Ecumenicity

Sitz, E. Arnold (0000)

Osiander – A Man for All Churches in an Ecumenical Age

Fredrich, Edward C. (1980)

The Scriptural Principles Concerning Church Fellowship

Lawrenz, Carl J. (1954)

Serving the Renewal or the Ecumenical Movement?: An Analysis of the Theology and Practice of "Lutheran Charismatic Renewal Services"

Horneber, Adam (1982)

True Lutherans Versus the Prussian union of the Early 1800's

Sievert, Karl G. (0000)

What Does the Formula of Concord Say to Us About Unionism, Ecumenism, and Fanaticism (Pentecostalism)?

Gieschen, Edgar T. (1978)

The World Council of Churches and "Co-operation in Externals"

Lillegard, George O. (0000)