The goal is to have a completed justification book by Reformation this year. Using Lulu, we will have the free PDF available for anyone and printed books available for purchase. Donors to the project will get books sent to them.
Contents include -
- The Calvinist background of Universal Objective Justification.
- A collection of UOJ quotations, gathered by Brett Meyer.
- How to study justification by faith.
- The Biblical doctrine of justification by faith.
- A list of worthwhile books on the topic.
- A lengthy review of the hideous Jay Webber essay at the Emmaus Conference.
The book will be aimed at the laity, because the UOJ clergy want to dance around topics like
- Synodical Conference history,
- Their CFW Walther papal shrine, and
- Their own infallibility.
The history of the Missouri Synod is so important that they have to skip over its origins as a cult of Pietism built around a promiscuous, abusive bishop whose Dresden career was dead, so he took his followers and his mistress away to America.
The Saxon migration took place in 1838, but the official LCMS history begins in 1847. The Great Walther did not want that almost-decade written down, and his nephew Ludwig Fuerbringer was just as conveniently forgetful.
The roots of The Lutheran Church—Missouri Synod run deep, tracing back to 1847 when Saxon and other German immigrants [GJ - oh - that Loehe group - who initiated the formation] established a new church body in America, seeking the freedom to practice and follow confessional Lutheranism.
Sadly, the Synodical Conference, re-merging in time to follow ELCA's lead, remain stuck in Stephan's immorality and false doctrine while pretending to celebrate the 500th anniversary of the Reformation in 2017.
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| "Don't look back, but who invited Darth?" Answer - you did - ELCA, WELS, ELS, LCMS. |
