Loose 10

File — Box: Nickel 19, Folder: 10

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Scope and Contents

Doctrinal Statement - Presenting The Confessional Basis of the Federation of Evangelical Lutheran Churches in India (1951: 18 pages)
Policy Governing Seminary Attitudes and Replies to Accusations against Faculty Members Disseminated Orally or in Writing. Public Relations Committee, Herbert Bouman (2 pages)
Answers to Questions on LWF (Lutheran World Federation) (December 22, 1959; 4 pages)
Answers to Questions on LWF (Lutheran World Federation) (1960?; 4 pages)
Program for the 1960 Theologians' Conference. Wisconsin Lutheran Seminary (Thiensville, Wisconsin: July 20-30, 1960)
Evangelical Lutheran Synod - Church Fellowship (2 pages)
Committee on Doctrinal Unity - L.C. - M.S. Fellowship - Part II (2) (April 29, 1960; 10 pages)
Preaching as a Medium for Indoctrinating the Members of the Church (1 page)
Conditions in the Lutheran Churches in Various Countries Today - Australia: Outline of an essay by F. J. H. Blaess (5 pages; with notes)
Re: Memorial No. 332 and 333 | Committee No. 3 (June 20, 1962; 3 pages)
This is God's Hour by L. [B.?] Meyer (7 pages)
Panel Discussion: The Teacher's Role in the Parish (4 pages + recommendations)
The Church, The Christian Congregation, and the Ministerial Office: The Gist of Dr. C. F. W. Walther's Classics (offered in English and applied to present-day conditions) by P. E. Kretzmann (10 pages)
Cooperative Activities of Lutheran Groups in America by Paul C. Empie (11 pages; January 10, 1963) with 3 Exhibits

Exhibit A: Articles of Agreement between the Armed Services...
Exhibit B: Working with the Atlantic District (LCMS)
Exhibit C: Summary of Lutheran Associations in the United States

Remarks on the Study Document "On Justification" by Hermann Sasse by 5 pages
The Doctrine of Justification and its Implications for Christian Education by M. L. Koehneke (April 1963; 6 pages)
From New Delhi to Helsinki: Lutheranism and the Chaos of Ecumenism by Herman [sic] Sasse (3 pages; from Lutherische Blätter - Volume 14:75, 1962)
Minutes of Meeting held at the Sheraton Hotel (April 6, 1953) re: upcoming LCMS Convention with correspondence involving Arthur H. Werfelmann, Theodore Nickel, Arthur Brauer, Martin Piehler, Bernard H. Hemmeter, and John W. Behnken
Brief in Support of Memorial 351, page 178, "To Restudy the Question: What is a Doctrine? (5 pages)
Omnium Gatherum (June 1956 #2; 9 pages)
A Formal Indictment of the Doctrinal Affirmations (January 31, 1945; 3 pages)
Report on Conferences in South America by Committee on Doctrinal Unity (July 1961) by Alfred O. Fuerbringer (3 pages + Premises for Joint Operation of Seminaries)
Sermon: Mark 1:14-15 (6 pages)
The Service of Women in Congregational and Synodical Offices (reprint with marginalia)
Women in the Church: Where So We Draw the Line? (an outline) by Steven C. Briel (October 19, 1993)
Praesidium District Convention Assignments (1974; 1 page)
The Things that Belong to Our Peace: Presented to the New Mexico Lutheran Pastoral Conference, Colorado District (Roswell, New Mexico) by Kurt Brink (1976; 15 pages)
Sociology for Theology by Martin Scharlemann (October 1-3, 1975; pages 11-15)
Ordination and Ministry: A Summary Paper Assigned to Edgar Krentz (4 pages; May 13, 1971)
What Theological Reasons are Being Given Pro and Con on the Ordination of Women? by Robert W. Bertram (7 pages; January 16, 1969)
Speaking in Tongues by Ralph Bohlmann (2 pages)

Dates

Creation: 1904 - 1996

Extent

1 Folders

Language of Materials

From the Collection: English

Additional Description

Separated Materials

Questions Directed to the Committee on Doctrinal Unity (1961; 2 pages)
Statement of the SELC Doctrinal Committee RE: "The Chaplaincy" (1 page)
Church and Ministry. Evangelical Lutheran Synod (E.L.S. 1-27-59: January 27, 1959; 5 pages)
Confessional Statement by the S.E.L.C. on the Doctrine of the Church (2 pages)
Scripture, Confessions, and Doctrinal Statements by Arthur C. Repp (September 9, 1960; 15 pages + Suggested Topics)
Under What Circumstances May an Orthodox Pastor Preach to an Unorthodox Congregation by F. Pieper (with correspondence)
The Historical-Critical Method by Martin Franzmann (3 pages; reprint)