Philip Melanchthon, Luther's successor and principal author of the Augsburg Confession, painted in 1532 by Lucas Cranach.
Anti-Catholicism
Martin Luther and Other Protestant "Reformers" On the Assumption of Mary (+ Historic Lutheran Liturgical Celebration of the Assumption)
The Ambiguous Relationship of Luther and the Early Protestants to St. Augustine (with Dr. Edwin Tait)
Honor Thy Denominations Rather Than Thy Church Fathers? (Lutherans, Sola Scriptura, and the Fathers) (vs. "CPA" and Steve Parks)
Dialogue With a Lutheran on Whether Lutheranism or Catholicism is More Consistent With Patristic and Early Church Beliefs (+ Part II) (vs. Kristo Miettinen)
Dialogue on Lutheranism and the Church Fathers, Part III (vs. Kristo Miettinen)
Dialogue on Lutheranism and Catholicism, Part Two: Church Fathers + Sola Scriptura (vs. Nathan Rinne)
Dialogue on Lutheranism and Catholicism, Part Four: Rule of Faith, the Fathers, and Ecclesiology (vs. Nathan Rinne)
Dialogue on Lutheranism and Catholicism, Part Two: Church Fathers + Sola Scriptura (vs. Nathan Rinne)
Dialogue on Lutheranism and Catholicism, Part Four: Rule of Faith, the Fathers, and Ecclesiology (vs. Nathan Rinne)
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SOTERIOLOGY (THEOLOGY OF SALVATION AND JUSTIFICATION)
Dialogue on Lutheranism and Catholicism, Part Three: Soteriology and Miscellany (vs. Nathan Rinne)
Reply to Lutheran Nathan Rinne: Exegetical Exposition on Whether the "Leaven" of the Pharisees is Hypocrisy or Doctrinal Falsehood
Lutheranism vs. Catholicism (Particularly Regarding Original Sin and Faith Alone, and Including Extensive Catholic Commentary on the Book of Concord)
STICKING UP FOR LUTHERANS
LUTHERANISM AND MARY
"Why Are Catholics So Dogmatic About the Perpetual Virginity of Mary?" / Confessional Lutheran Agreement
The Annunciation: Does it Indicate that the Blessed Virgin Mary is an Extraordinary Human Being, Chosen by God, and Already in a Sublime State of Grace? (Dialogue with a Lutheran, + Ridiculous and Groundless Personal Attacks Documented)
The Annunciation: Does it Indicate that the Blessed Virgin Mary is an Extraordinary Human Being, Chosen by God, and Already in a Sublime State of Grace? (Dialogue with a Lutheran, + Ridiculous and Groundless Personal Attacks Documented)
THE DEATH PENALTY FOR HERETICS / THEFT OF CATHOLIC CHURCH PROPERTY
Reply to Reformed Luther Apologist James Swan's Request for Documentation of Executions of Anabaptists Sanctioned by Luther, in the 1530s [17 August 2014]
Dialogue on Melanchthon and the Death Penalty for Denial of the Real Presence (+ Part II) (vs. Dr. Edwin Tait)
Dialogue on 16th-Century Christians and Religious Tolerance (With Attempted Analogies to Communists, Muslims, and Pagan Romans) (vs. "CPA")
"Reformation" Theft of Catholic Church Properties and Supposed Catholic Apologetic "Blind Spots"
"Reformation" Theft of Catholic Church Properties and Supposed Catholic Apologetic "Blind Spots"
Reply to Two Lutheran Pastors on Fundamental Misconceptions Regarding the Catholic Position on the Death Penalty (Including an Examination of the Lutheran "Two Kingdoms" Model of Church and State)
Dialogue on Lutheranism and Catholicism, Part Four: Rule of Faith, the Fathers, and Ecclesiology (vs. Nathan Rinne)
Reply to Lutheran Nathan Rinne: Comparative Ecclesiology, "Lutheran" Church Fathers? / The Old Testament Religious System Was Ultimately Indefectible Like the Church, But With Less Divinely-Provided Power and Promises
Reply to Lutheran Nathan Rinne: Exegetical Exposition on Whether the "Leaven" of the Pharisees is Hypocrisy or Doctrinal Falsehood
Reply to Lutheran Scholar Gene Edward Veith on Catholic Mariology and its Biblical Basis
Exchange with a Lutheran on a Lutheran Blog Controversy and Lutheranism
Biblical Evidence for Submission to Church Authority and Apostolic Tradition / Biblical Condemnation of the Rebellion of the Protestant Revolt
Protestantism Was Not a Revolt?
How Much of the Bible do Lutheran Pastors Preach About?
Dialogue on Lutheranism and Catholicism, Part Four: Rule of Faith, the Fathers, and Ecclesiology (vs. Nathan Rinne)
Reply to Lutheran Nathan Rinne: Comparative Ecclesiology, "Lutheran" Church Fathers? / The Old Testament Religious System Was Ultimately Indefectible Like the Church, But With Less Divinely-Provided Power and Promises
Reply to Lutheran Nathan Rinne: Exegetical Exposition on Whether the "Leaven" of the Pharisees is Hypocrisy or Doctrinal Falsehood
Reply to Lutheran Scholar Gene Edward Veith on Catholic Mariology and its Biblical Basis
Exchange with a Lutheran on a Lutheran Blog Controversy and Lutheranism
Biblical Evidence for Submission to Church Authority and Apostolic Tradition / Biblical Condemnation of the Rebellion of the Protestant Revolt
Protestantism Was Not a Revolt?
How Much of the Bible do Lutheran Pastors Preach About?
Why I am a Catholic / Why I am a Lutheran / The Protestant Myth of Origins (vs. Eric Phillips)
THE EUCHARIST, MASS, AND THE SACRAMENTS
Martin Luther and His Lutheran Followers on the Duration of the Real Presence in the Eucharist, the Elevation, and Adoration; Various Internal Absurdities of Arbitrariness (Bishop Bossuet)
Dialogue with a Lutheran Pastor on Whether the Catholic Mass Re-Sacrifices Jesus Again and Again (with Ken Howes)
Dialogue with a Lutheran Pastor on Whether the Catholic Mass Re-Sacrifices Jesus Again and Again (with Ken Howes)
(WITH PASTORS LARRY NICHOLS AND BEN MATON [LCMS] )
Pastor Larry Nichols
Lutheran-Catholic Dialogue #5: "Antichrist": Is He the Pope or Office of the Papacy? (Johnny Montalvo)
Dialogue on Lutheranism and Catholicism, Part One: Introductory (vs. Nathan Rinne)
Dialogue on Lutheranism and Catholicism, Part Two: Church Fathers + Sola Scriptura (vs. Nathan Rinne)
Dialogue on Lutheranism and Catholicism, Part Three: Soteriology and Miscellany (vs. Nathan Rinne)
Dialogue on Lutheranism and Catholicism, Part Four: Rule of Faith, the Fathers, and Ecclesiology (vs. Nathan Rinne)
Reply to Lutheran Nathan Rinne: Comparative Ecclesiology, "Lutheran" Church Fathers? / The Old Testament Religious System Was Ultimately Indefectible Like the Church, But With Less Divinely-Provided Power and Promises
Reply to Lutheran Nathan Rinne: Exegetical Exposition on Whether the "Leaven" of the Pharisees is Hypocrisy or Doctrinal Falsehood
Catholic-Lutheran Dialogue on Justification and "Faith Alone" ("Adomnan" vs. Nathan Rinne)
LUTHERAN-CATHOLIC DIALOGUE
(WITH APOLOGIST NATHAN RINNE)
(WITH APOLOGIST NATHAN RINNE)
Dialogue on Lutheranism and Catholicism, Part One: Introductory (vs. Nathan Rinne)
Dialogue on Lutheranism and Catholicism, Part Two: Church Fathers + Sola Scriptura (vs. Nathan Rinne)
Dialogue on Lutheranism and Catholicism, Part Three: Soteriology and Miscellany (vs. Nathan Rinne)
Dialogue on Lutheranism and Catholicism, Part Four: Rule of Faith, the Fathers, and Ecclesiology (vs. Nathan Rinne)
Reply to Lutheran Nathan Rinne: Comparative Ecclesiology, "Lutheran" Church Fathers? / The Old Testament Religious System Was Ultimately Indefectible Like the Church, But With Less Divinely-Provided Power and Promises
Reply to Lutheran Nathan Rinne: Exegetical Exposition on Whether the "Leaven" of the Pharisees is Hypocrisy or Doctrinal Falsehood
Catholic-Lutheran Dialogue on Justification and "Faith Alone" ("Adomnan" vs. Nathan Rinne)
EARLY LUTHERAN "ECUMENISM" AND TOLERANCE (?)
The Early Protestants Were Ecumenical? NOT! (+ Part II) (vs. Dr. Paul Owen)
PHILIP MELANCHTHON
Martin Luther, John Calvin, and Philip Melanchthon Wax Astronomical, Geocentric, and Aristotelian, Putting the Pernicious "Fool" Copernicus in His Place
Divisions Actually Scandalized Melanchthon and Other Early Protestants Like Calvin and Luther
CRITIQUE OF MARTIN CHEMNITZ' EXAMEN
Critique of Martin Chemnitz' Examination of Trent: Bible, Tradition, and the Church Fathers, Part I (Preliminaries, St. Irenaeus, and Tertullian)
Critique of Martin Chemnitz' Examination of Trent: Bible, Tradition, and the Church Fathers, Part II (Various Fathers and Arguments)
Critique of Martin Chemnitz' Examination of Trent: Bible, Tradition, and the Church Fathers, Part II (Various Fathers and Arguments)
MISCELLANEOUS
LUTHERAN CONFESSIONAL WRITINGS ONLINE
The Book of Concord (1580)
Augsburg Confession (1530) [alternate translation]
The Smalcald Articles (1537)
Last Updated: 30 December 2014.
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