Dennis E. McFadden / Jack D. Kilcrease
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Among living Lutheran theologians writing primarily in English, no other author has more command of the atonement than Jack D. Kilcrease.In the foreword to this volume, The Rev. Dr. Matthew C. Harrison, President of The Lutheran Church-Missouri Synod, says 'Dr. Kilcrease is a reliable, clear and faithful guide.' With the abiding confession that is in accordance with Scripture and the Lutheran confessions in the 1580 Book of Concord, Harrison says Kilcrease 'patiently and calmly takes the reader through the labyrinth of the history of the dogmas of atonement, justification, including numerous insufficient approaches recognized by Luther and Gerhard, philosophical influences driving Kant and Schleiermacher, affecting von Hoffmann and the ’Radical Lutherans’ of our time. ... This collection is essential for anyone attempting to decipher the issues swirling about this central dogma of the justification of the sinner before God and desiring to be faithful to the confessionally Lutheran witness to the truth.''This impressive collection,' as Harrison calls it, is an anthology of Kilcrease’s writings on atonement including:Martin Luther’s Unique Contribution to Western Atonement TheologyThe Centrality of Substitutionary AtonementJohann Gerhard, the Socinians, and Modern Rejections of Substitutionary AtonementHeilsgeschicte and Atonement in the Theology of Johannes Christian Konrad von Hofmann (1810-1877): An Exposition and CritiqueGerhard Forde: A Short Appreciation and CritiqueGerhard Forde’s Theology of Atonement and Justification: A Confessional Lutheran ResponseGerhard Forde’s Doctrine of the Law: A Confessional Lutheran CritiqueJustification or Atonement? A Brief Comment on the Methodology of the Central Dogma TheoryWhat Radical Lutherans Can Learn from Waltherian LutheransAtonement in Franz Pieper: Context and ConfessionAdded is a summary and commentary on Kilcrease’s The Doctrine of the Atonement from Luther to Forde by Rev. Dennis E. McFadden.Kilcrease is the author or editor of other books including:Lutheran Dogmatics: The Evangelical-Catholic Faith for an Age of Contested Truth (Bellingham, WA: Lexham Academic) [Forthcoming in 2025]The Self-Donation of God: A Contemporary Lutheran Approach to Christ and His BenefitsJustification by the Word: Restoring Sola Fide (Bellingham, WA: Lexham Academic, 2022) [Finalist for Christianity Today’s Academic Book of the Year Award]Holy Scripture, Confessional Lutheran Dogmatics Series, vol. 2 (Ft. Wayne, IN: Luther Academy, 2020)The Doctrine of Atonement: From Luther to Forde (Eugene, OR: Wipf & Stock, 2018)Martin Luther in His Own Words: Essential Writings of the Reformation (Grand Rapids: Baker Publishers, 2017)The Self-Donation of God: A Contemporary Lutheran Approach to Christ and His Benefits (Eugene, OR: Wipf & Stock, 2013)Kilcrease’s extensive curriculum vitae is included at the end of the new title.This work by Kilcrease expands the Atonement in Confessional Lutheran Theology series which also includes:Atonement in Confessional Lutheran Theology: Franz PieperAtonement in Confessional Lutheran Theology: Chorus of Voices
