- scholarship.[better source needed] As
editor of the
periodical Evangelische Kirchenzeitung, he
developed it into a
major support of Neo-Lutheran
revival and used...
- Möhler. The
chief literary organ of the neo-Lutheranism was
Evangelische Kirchenzeitung,
edited by
Ernst Wilhelm Hengstenberg. Neo-Lutheranism
developed as...
-
including the
official Lutheran Church organ Evangelisch-Lutherische
Kirchenzeitung.
Official government orders, such as the 15
February 1956
Fechner Decree...
- theology; and in July 1827 took on the
editorship of the
Evangelische Kirchenzeitung, a
strictly orthodox journal,
which in his
hands acquired an almost...
- of Theology. In the
revolutionary year, 1848, he
founded the
Wiener Kirchenzeitung,
which he
edited until 1865, and in
which he
satirised what he saw as...
-
Retrieved 19
November 2020. "Kleine
Insel vor großem Wandel". Neue
KirchenZeitung.
Retrieved 19
November 2020. "Football
thriving on windy, Covid-free...
-
consistorial councilor). He was
founder of the
publications Allgemeine Kirchenzeitung (since 1822) and
Allgemeine Schul-Zeitung (since 1824). A collection...
-
former is
hostile to Gr****
philosophy (see
Siegfried in "Protestantische
Kirchenzeitung", 1896, No.42). He
repudiates a
science that
numbered among Its followers...
- Trenton, Springfield, and Anna, Ohio. He was
editor of Die
Lutherische Kirchenzeitung for
twenty years,
beginning in 1904. In 1911, he
became a professor...
- Wallner,
Josef (15
January 2013). "Wir
erleben hier
Wunder um Wunder".
KirchenZeitung Diözese Linz (in German).
Retrieved 22 May 2019. "The
monks of Fontgombault...
