Loss of Scripture and Atonement: It Goes Both Ways.
Below are the outline and an abstract of a new essay, the full text of which you can download at this link. Outline Introduction Loss of Atonement Leads to Loss…
Shall We Promote Deniers of Atonement as Long as They Confess Incarnation
Below are an abstract and the outline of an essay that you can download at this link. Abstract This essay challenges the ecclesial reasoning that permits promotion of teachers who…
New Book: Franz Pieper on Atonement
Synoptic Text Information Services, Inc. has released its next new title, Atonement in Confessional Lutheran Theology: Franz Pieper. Presented in English are three of Franz Pieper’s writings about the atonement:…
Second Edition of Atonement in Lutheran Orthodoxy: Johannes Quenstedt
Johannes Quenstedt’s De Officio Christi is an antidote to errors about atonement in Lutheran circles. Lutheran Orthodoxy teaches that an indispensable part of atonement is vicarious satisfaction. Adversaries deny vicarious…
Book Review: Suffering, Not Power: Atonement in the Middle Ages
Note: This book review is distilled from a more extensive Commentary on Suffering, Not Power, by Benjamin Wheaton, available for download as a PDF here. In Suffering, Not Power: Atonement…
Atonement in Lutheran Orthodoxy: Baier-Walther
C. F. W. Walther selected Johann Wilhelm Baier’s Compendium Theologiae Positivae as the basis for the first dogmatics used to prepare pastors for The Lutheran Church—Missouri Synod. Walther edited Baier’s…
A Masterful Biblical Defense of Vicarious Atonement | Book Review
Copyright (c) 2023 Dennis E. McFadden. Used by Permission. Rev. McFadden is a Pastor ordained in the Lutheran Church – Missouri Synod. The meaning of “atonement” has been a topic…
Atonement in Lutheran Orthodoxy: Johannes Quenstedt, Reviewed by Scott Diekmann
Copyright (c) 2023 Scott Diekmann. Used by Permission. Note: This review may be downloaded in a PDF here. Candles flicker and floorboards creak against rusty nails at Wittenberg University in…
Christian Publishing and Romans 16:17
Introduction Is there ever a cause sufficient to avoid, turn away from, dissociate from, or shun someone? Is there anyone whom we should not bid Godspeed? In the New King…
Book Review: Vicarious Satisfaction in Lutheran Catechisms, Confessions, and Hymns
by Rev. Dennis E. McFadden, Pastor ordained in the Lutheran Church - Missouri Synod Vicarious Satisfaction in Lutheran Catechisms, Confessions, and Hymns by attorney and Lutheran layman TR Halvorson fulfills…