Lutheran Quarterly
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Lutheran Quarterly is a scholarly journal publishing articles on the history and theology of the Evangelical Lutheran Church everywhere.
Joined October 2016
Find the winter issue’s free article, “Johannes Schröder in the Resistance Against Hitler,” at the link below:
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@therevollie The free article and book review should be posted soon; physical copies should go out in the next couple months.
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Find Gregory Walter’s review of Edmund Schlink’s Ecumenical Dogmatics – edited and translated by Matthew Becker – at the link below, along with an editorial clarification:
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Find the link to the winter issue’s open access article:
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Find the table of contents for the winter issue of Lutheran Quarterly:
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RT @PhilipBartelt: A gift from @lqjournal ! Very excited to dive into this most recent addition to their book catalog
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Find the link to the current issue’s open access essay, “Paul Gerhardt in America 1743–2007,” by Mary Jane Haemig, LQ’s book review editor.
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RT @samdubbelman: Memories of Timothy Wengert’s visit to Lutheran Theological Seminary, Hong Kong. @lqjournal
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With him here is seminarian Beinfalt Safari Romeo. Complete sets have also been given to seminaries in Ethiopia and Tanzania.
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RT @pgziegler1: Congratulations to recent @AbdnDivinity PhD alumnus John Hoyum ( aka @JohannesFlacius) on winning this essay prize from the…
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Of the dozen official submissions this past year to the LQ essay prize, one essay was selected for publication and to receive the first annual prize of $5,000: John W. Hoyum’s “Robert Jenson and the Dogmatic Location of Culture.” Read more here: –PR
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RT @JohannesFlacius: This 4th of July evening, I’m reading Kolb’s new *Face to Face: Martin Luther’s View of Reality*. It’s a defense of th…
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Find the summer issue’s free article, “The Crucible of the Sixties as a Portal to Orthodoxy” in our “How My Mind Has Changed” series, by Robert Benne, over on the website:
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A preview of the TOC for the forthcoming summer issue:
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On Friday, April 2026, 2024, the Lutheran Quarterly Board of Directors, Editorial Staff and friends gathered in Minneapolis, MN to honor Virgil (Bud) Thompson’s 36 years of service as Managing Editor:
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Our latest book talk is an interview with Robin Leaver, author of A New Song We Now Begin. You can find it over on YouTube.
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It’s come to our attention that the link is broken for the spring issue’s free article, “Robert Jenson and the Dogmatic Location of Culture,” by John W. Hoyum. Here is the restored link:
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