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On today's program, I continued my introduction to the Lutheran Confessions. I discussed the history and theology of the three ecumenical creeds, and spoke about the importance of the Augsburg Confession for the Lutheran tradition.
On today's program, I began a new series on the Lutheran Confessions. In this first episode, I discussed the importance of confessions of faith, and the history of their use in the Christian church. I then briefly introduced the Lutheran Confessional documents.
On today's program, I spent time answering listener questions on a variety of topics. This included: the third use of the law in the Lutheran and Reformed traditions, Luther's opinion of the book of James, my favorite Psalter, my opinion of Rogue One, and many other topics!
This is the roundtable discussion from the 2016 Just and Sinner Conference.
This lecture was presented by Gene Edward Veith at the 2016 Just and Sinner Conference.
This lecture was given by Dr. Gene Edward Veith at the 2016 Just and Sinner Conference on the topic of economics.
This lecture was presented at the 2016 Just and Sinner Conference from Rev. Dr. Eric Phillips on the topic, "Responsibilities of the Christian Prince According to Augustine, Luther, and America."
On today's program, I played a lecture by Eric Phillips titled "Two Cities, Two Kingdoms: Augustine and Luther on Church and State" from the 2016 Just and Sinner Conference.
On today's program, I played my final lecture from the 2016 Just and Sinner Conference on the topic, "Worship as the Agent of Cultural Transformation."
On today's program, I played my first lecture from the 2016 Just and Sinner conference on Escondido theology.
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