Explore the pivotal writings of a Lutheran theological giant. This collection presents Hermann Sasse's influential articles from the Reformed Theological Review and The Springfielder, offering insights into 20th-century Lutheran thought. Delve into Sasse's perspectives on Church history, the New Testament, Luther, the Reformation, and the complex relationship between the Eastern Church and Rome. Discover Sasse's confessional Lutheran stance as he navigates the ecumenical landscape, dispels myths surrounding the "ancient undivided church," and respectfully untangles the intricacies of Roman Catholicism. This volume provides a unique opportunity to engage with Sasse's profound knowledge and unwavering commitment to truth. Perfect for theologians, church historians, and anyone seeking a deeper understanding of Lutheran theology and the ecumenical movement. Unearth these previously inaccessible works and gain a fresh perspective on Sasse's enduring legacy.
Publication
2016
Pages
662
Format
Paperback
Publisher
New Reformation Publications
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