Society, Religion and Spirituality, Christianity, Denominations, Lutheran, People, Theologians
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- Secretary to Frederick the Wise, he developed Wittenberg into a prominent university and used his influence with the Elector to allow Luther to carry out his reforms.
- Brief biographical sketch of the short life of one of Luther's co-workers in Wittenberg.
- Brief biography of the man often called J. A. O., author and former president of The Lutheran Church -- Missouri Synod.
- A look at a Lutheran turned iconoclastic reformer in the early Reformation. Christened Bodenstein; also called Karlstadt or Karolostadt.
- A brief history of Krauth, Walther, and Hoenecke particularly treating how they have influenced the Wisconsin Evangelical Lutheran Synod (WELS).
- Profile of the attorney, theologian, author, and Christian apologist with emphasis on his academic credentials and honors.
- Biography and hymn translations.
- Life of Norwegian Pietist who fought for lay-led worship and against Norway's Conventicle Act. Followers continued a Haugean folk movement.
- Born Bodenstein, biography of a man who worked with Luther before beginning an iconoclastic movement which led to his expulsion from Saxony. Also Karlstadt.
- A look at the cleric who served Martin Luther in Wittenberg and the role he played in the spread of the Reformation.
- Brief profile of LCMS pastor, theologian and seminary and synodical president.
- Known as Pomeranius or Dr. Pommer, he was pastor and professor in Wittenberg and expanded the Reformation in northern Germany and Denmark.
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