The Eucharistic Theologies of Nineteenth Century Anglican and Lutheran Repristination Movements Compared

Author

Jonathan Charles Naumann, University of Glasgow, Glasgow, NO, SCOTLANDFollow

Date of Award

3-1-1990

Document Type

Dissertation

Degree Name

Doctor of Philosophy (PhD)

Department

Historical Theology

First Advisor

Gavin White

Scripture References in this Resource

Romans 15:15; 1 Peter 4:10

Abstract

The measure of congruity achieved by the independent efforts of these Lutherans and Anglicans of the nineteenth century, as they tried to repristinate purity of doctrine and orthodoxy, may constitute a superior model for modern-day ecumenical endeavours. This is especially the case if the route to Christian unity via a tolerance of contradictory doctrines around the eucharistic table threatens to collapse under the weight of its own implausibility.

Recommended Citation

Naumann, Jonathan Charles, "The Eucharistic Theologies of Nineteenth Century Anglican and Lutheran Repristination Movements Compared" (1990). Doctor of Philosophy Dissertation. 87.
https://scholar.csl.edu/phd/87

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