Martin Chemnitz

[Protoevangel]

Does anyone have any links to any of Martin Chemnitz's works online?

(Other than the Formula of Concord? ;))


TIA

[C.F.W. Walther]

Just "Google" him. All kinds of links for his writings

[Protoevangel]

Just "Google" him. All kinds of links for his writingsWell, I admit I have only visited the first 120 or so links, but I did not find any of his works online. Found lots of stuff about him, quotes, even excerpts of books, but no complete works. Thanks anyway, I truly appreciate the thought.

[C.F.W. Walther]

Oh sorry---with all those references I thought that there would be some works listed. Though somewhat limted I remember seeing quite a few novels/works/exposes on eBooks
years ago. I can't imagine really fnding a full work by him online. Takes up too many kilobytes of memory on someones web page. Just my 2 cents worth :)

[ByzantineDixie]

There are a handful of things on Jay Webber's Theology Website (http://www.angelfire.com/ny4/djw/lutherantheology.html)...I would imagine there is little more available than this. Were you looking for anything specific?

[Protoevangel]

Oh sorry---with all those references I thought that there would be some works listed. Though somewhat limted I remember seeing quite a few novels/works/exposes on eBooks
years ago. I can't imagine really fnding a full work by him online. Takes up too many kilobytes of memory on someones web page. Just my 2 cents worth :)
It's cool.

I was hoping CCEL might have some of his writings. Unfortunately... :cry:

You know, I never checked to see if they have any scans that need to be proofread or converted to THTML... Hey, I could learn and help out at the same time. :thumbsup:

[Protoevangel]

There are a handful of things on Jay Webber's Theology Website (http://www.angelfire.com/ny4/djw/lutherantheology.html)...I would imagine there is little more available than this. Were you looking for anything specific?
Thanks!

I know some of the links there are just excerpts, but I haven't checked them all.

Nothing specific, not really. I would like to read "Justification", "The Lord's Prayer", "The doctrine of man in classical Lutheran theology", "Ministry, Word and Sacraments: An Enchiridion", and "The Two Natures in Christ", among others. Then again, there are a lot of other things I want to read, like Augustine (City of God, Confessions), Chesterton (Orthodoxy -- Heretics was GREAT!), more from Luther, among so many, many others. You know, just enough for a weekend or two! ;)

[Knowledge3]

If you read all those books, then will help me with my question?

[Protoevangel]

Sorry, I will look into a reply for that one when I get home. I noticed filosofer in there, I'm sure he'll be able to help you out on that one... No pressure or anything, filo! :D

[Knowledge3]

Cool.... :)

My thread will stand until someone can correct me,, I will check it each day.

CS Lewis, Mere Christianity is classic book.