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Sceleratissimus Lutheranus - The Most Villainous Lutheran. The title given to the great Lutheran theologian Martin Chemnitz by the Roman Catholics after he wrote his masterful work, The Examination of the Council of Trent.
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- Joseph Schmidt
- Mantorville, MN, United States
- I am a Confessional Lutheran interested in orthodox Lutheran theology, liturgy, hymns, and classical music.
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Books for Lutherans
- A History of the Evangelical Lutheran Church in the United States
- Baptism: The Doctrine Set Forth in Holy Scripture and Taught in the Evangelical Lutheran Church
- Luther and the Scriptures
- Luther Discovers the Gospel - New Light Upon Luther's Way From Medieval Catholicism to Evangelical Faith
- The Conservative Reformation and its Theology
- The Doctrinal Theology of the Evangelical Lutheran Church
- The Table Talk of Martin Luther
- Why Should a Lutheran Not Join Any Sectarian Church?
- Works of Martin Luther with Introductions and Notes
Category
- Bondage of the Will (1)
- Classical Music (1)
- Council of Nicaea (2)
- Doctrine of the Trinity (1)
- Frauenkirche (1)
- Free Will Advocates (1)
- Funny (1)
- Germany (1)
- Greek (2)
- Greek New Testament (2)
- Hebrew (1)
- Hymns (3)
- Latin (1)
- Latin Hymns (2)
- Lutheran vs. Reformed (1)
- Misc (1)
- MLC (1)
- Orthodox Music (1)
- Reformation Theology (1)
- Roman Catholicism (1)
- Secular Culture (1)
- WELS (3)
- WELS Church and Change (3)
- Worship (1)
Open book scanning. How Google Books gets distortion-free scans of without breaking the bindings or even pressing the pages up against the glass:
ReplyDeletehttp://boingboing.net/2009/05/03/how-googles-book-sca.html
http://www.npr.org/blogs/library/2009/04/the_granting_of_patent_7508978.html?sc=fb&cc=fp
http://www.indususa.com/bookscanner5001.php
Thanks for the comment Bruce. I have looked at various book scanners, mostly because I am interested in putting rare Lutheran works online, but the vast majority of them are quite expensive.
ReplyDeleteGoogle has been putting a lot of rare books online, but the image quality is not that great in some cases.
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