Interpreting Luther's legacy; essays in honor of Edward C. Fendt. - Fendt, Edward C. (Edward Charles), 1904-1979.; Meuser, Fred W.; Schneider, Stanley D.; Evangelical Lutheran Theological Seminary (Columbus, Ohio) (Minneapolis: Augsburg Pub. House, 1969)
Luther and the First commandment, by R. M. Hals.--Luther's principles of Biblical interpretation, by R. W. Doermann.--Scripture and tradition in Luther and in our day, by T. S. Liefeld.--The changing Catholic view of Luther, by F. W. Meuser.--A positive response to Erik Erikson's Young man Luther, by L. Elhard.--The Smalcald Articles and their significance, by J. S. Schaaf.--Luther's understanding of heaven and the hell, by H. Schwarz.--Concern for the person in the Reformation. by H. H. Zietlow.--Luther's liturgical surgery, by E. L. Brand.--Luther, preaching, and the Reformation, by S. D. Schneider.--Luther as Seelsorger, by A. H. Becker.--Martin Luther, parish educator, by G. H. Doermann.--Luther, man of prayer, by L. Ludwig.--Notes (p. 177-189)
Originally given as lectures at the Evangelical Lutheran Theological Seminary, Columbus, Ohio, 1967-68, in commemoration of the 450th anniversary of the Reformation.
Keywords: Luther, Martin, -- 1483-1546.