Lutheran/Roman Catholic Dialogue
- From Conflict to Communion – 12 issues
- 1. Lutherans and Catholics agree/disagree on Baptism
- 2. C2C declares JDDJ has the “highest level of authority”
- 3. Justification must decrease so that unity may increase
- 4. C2C conceals the Catholic rejection of “faith alone”
- 5. C2C’s focus on “Luther’s theology” disguises a caricature of Luther
- 6. Why not rescind the 1521 excommunication of Luther?
- 7. C2C creates a caricature of Luther on scripture by omitting its gospel center
- 8. C2C hides the Vatican view: Lutherans are not really, truly “Church”
- 9. C2C assumes papal primacy and infallibility are inevitable
- 10. Mary, Mary, why are they hiding you?
- 11. C2C glides over the ordination of women
- 12. C2C kicks the can down the road: Lutherans must concede to unity on Rom’s terms
- LTSP Faculty Evaluation of Vol 7 (1985)
Lifting the Condemnations
- On Lifting The Condemnations, Burgess
- The Condemnations, Forde
- What Finally To Do About The (Counter-) Reformation Condemnations, Forde
Joint Declaration on the Doctrine of Justification (JDDJ)
- JDDJ Annex: The theological impact of its doctored text
- Rechtfertigung, epd-Documentation, fascicles 1-17
- Rechtfertigung, epd-Documentation, fascicles 18-24
- Forde and German professors critical evaluation
- Harle, “Roma Locuta”
- Harle, “Roma Locuta,” English summary
- Giving Up On Justification By Faith Alone?
- JDDJ: Too Important To Rush
- No Church Dividing Differences?
- Misrepresenting Support for JDDJ
- JDDJ: A Critical Evaluation
- No Lutheran/Catholic Consensus
- JDDJ Adopted Without Debate
- Lutheran Leaders Out Of Touch
- Vatican: Thanks, But No Thanks
Mary
- Pope celebrates 499 years of Reformation
- What will be the big celebration for Catholics in October 2017?
- L/RC dialogue VIII: The One Mediator, The Saints, and Mary
- Praying to Mary?
- More on Mary
- The “real Lutheran view” about Mary? One moment please!
Indulgences
Luther and the Jews
Forde
Oberman
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