Loose 11

File — Box: Nickel 19, Folder: 11

Scope and Contents

Let's Talk It Over: Church Expectations for Ministry / Lutheran Theology. Lutheran Standard (November 14, 1967; 1 page)
Confidential Memo: Report from Arnold A. Wessler (4 pages) (regarding in part: the origin of the Churches of the Lutheran Confession)
Brochure: Clericalism in Today's World by R. R. Bietz (12 pages) by Protestants and Other Americans United for Separation of Church and State
Land Misuse: A Theological Concern by Richard A. Baer, Jr. The Christian Century, (October 12, 1966)
The Moral Meaning of Transportation by Roger L. Shinn. Christianity and Crisis (Volume 26:16 | October 3, 1966)
Growing Theologically by H. Hamann, Sr. (7 pages)
Packet of Materials of Otto F. Krause

Guide for Lay Minister (3 pages + report form)
Report of the Special Commission on Glossolalia to the Right Reverend Gerald Francis Burrill, Bishop of Chicago - American Lutheran Church (December 12, 1960; 5 pages + appendices)
The Question and Our Answer (Can We Continue to Live and Work Together in One Church Body?) by Rudolph P. F. Ressmeyer (5 pages)
Confessional Church Polity by George F. Wollenburg (12 pages)
Document delineating the possibility of removing District Presidents and the possible reactions and responses (5 pages)
The Historical-Critical Method: A Reaction by Harold H. Buls (April 1975; 15 pages)
Ordained Minister and Layman in Lutheranism - Bibliography and Footnotes (18 pages)
Sermon: Can Two Walk Together, except They be Agreed by William Boehm (August 24, 1975; 5 pages)
The Categories of "Secular" and "Sacred" and Their Implications for the Traditional Lutheran Categories of the Law / Gospel Dialectic and the Doctrine of the Two Kingdoms (Working Draft; 14 pages)
Untitled Pastoral Letter / Essay by George F. Wollenburg (August 19, 1975; 13 pages + cover letter)
Our Relation to the NLC (National Lutheran Council): An Outline by M. H. Franzmann (4 pages)

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From the Collection: English

And He Shall Reign Forever and Ever by Herbert T. Mayer (FF-216; 41 pages)
Revised Report of the Committee to Study Pastoral and Administrative Procedures with Reference to the Charismatic Movement (3 pages)
The Historical-Critical Method by Martin H. Franzmann (3 pages)
Concordia Comments: What Does Ordination Signify? (Insert #7 - June 1975)