Lutheran Library Publishing Ministry - Remembering Walter Maier, PhD - Alec Satin Lutheran Librarian

The Otten factory produced this book, which included Justification by Faith on the back cover, but Herman Otten's widow and the Cub Editor of Christian News only have eyes for Objective Faithless Justification.

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A Man Spoke, The World Listened: The Story of Walter A. Maier

“The voice had an extraordinary range, for each week it was heard around the world. In Shanghai it introduced a Chinese highway engineer to Christianity. In Illinois it caused a woman who as driving to an illicit tryst to make a U-turn on the highway.

Maier, Paul L

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Luther's Galatians Commentary Complete and Unabridged by Martin Luther

“‘The Epistle to the Galatians was a favorite of Luther’s… He found in it a source of strength for his own faith and life, and an armory of weapons for his reforming work… He came to think very little of his earlier commentaries.

Martin Luther

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Luther's Galatians Commentary in Modern English (Graebner trans.)

“The preparation of this edition of Luther’s Commentary on Galatians was first suggested to me by Mr. P. J. Zondervan, of the firm of publishers, in March, 1937… ‘Luther is still the greatest name in Protestantism.

Martin Luther, Theodore Graebner

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Sprinkling and Infant Baptism by Benjamin Kurtz

“…Arguments derived from Sacred Scripture and Sound Reason, Exhibiting the Necessity and Advantages of Infant Baptism, and proving Sprinkling… to be the most Scriptural and Appropriate Mode of Administering it, together with a number of essays on important subjects connected with Baptism.

Benjamin Kurtz

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The Lutheran Pastor by George Henry Gerberding

“The object of a pastoral theology is to enable men to be true pastors… Right conduct and action should always grow from right principles… Now, the fundamental principles of Lutheran faith and theology are different from those of the Reformed Churches.

George Henry Gerberding