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A Day in Capernaum (Hardcover)
Franz 1813-1890 Delitzsch; Created by John G (John Gottlieb) 1803-18 Morris, Charles P (Charles Porterfield) Krauth
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Discovery Miles 9 960
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Poverty is a persistent social problem which exists because of
mankind's Fall into sin. In this work, Krauth addresses not only
the perpetuity of poverty, but also its causes and Christian
approaches to the relief of poverty. Although originally published
in 1858, Krauth's observations are as applicable today as when they
were first written. Charles Porterfield Krauth (1823-1883) is best
remembered today for his magnum opus, "The Conservative Reformation
and its Theology." Krauth was a crucial figure in the promotion of
Confessional Lutheranism against the "American Lutheranism" of S.S.
Schmucker (who compromised several central biblical teachings in an
attempt to appeal to various sectarian forms of American
Protestantism). After Krauth and other Conservative Lutherans
withdrew of the Schmucker-dominated General Synod, Krauth became
the chief theologian of the new General Council of the Evangelical
Lutheran Church in North America.
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This is a pre-1923 historical reproduction that was curated for
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