Synopsis
The book "An Explanation of Luther's Small Catechism" by Joseph Stump, D.D. provides a detailed analysis and explanation of Luther's Small Catechism. It aims to present a comprehensive understanding of the catechism's contents for catechetical classes in the Lutheran Church in America. The book follows Luther's Small Catechism, offering a thetical explanation with additional material to aid catechumens' comprehension. It emphasizes understanding over memorization, includes questions for reflection, and concludes with a prayer for the catechism's blessing. The preface underscores the importance of teaching the commandments, creed, and prayers for faith and salvation. Overall, the book serves as a guide to teaching and understanding Luther's Small Catechism, emphasizing faith, knowledge, and practice in Christian life.
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About the Author
Martin Luther (1483-1546) was a German professor of theology, composer, priest, and monk. He initiated the Protestant Reformation, challenging the teachings of the Roman Catholic Church. Luther's theological writings profoundly influenced the Protestant movement and the development of Christian theology. His translation of the Bible into German made it more accessible to the common people, shaping the German language. Joseph Stump (1866-1935) was a prominent figure in Lutheran theology, known for his contributions to catechetical literature and education.
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