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Ingria, a region that came to the Swedish Empire in the seventeenth century, showcases an interesting instance of religious contact between Swedish state Lutheranism, Russian Orthodoxy, and the grassroot Lutheranism of the local German merchants.
Piret Lotman
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Theological origins of the Scandinavian welfare state: religious and secular interpretations [PDF]
The article analyses the research interpretations, both religious and secular, of the provisions of Martin Luther’s doctrine of “two kingdoms”, as well as his views on the sinfulness of human nature, the universal priesthood, etc., which infl uenced the ...
Elena Stepanova
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The Seventh Seal: The History of Visible and Invisible Confession of Faith
The article is devoted to the meaning and role of cinematography in modern culture. The screen image of one or another concept or meaning can influence the formation of historical and religious-philosophical ideas of society.
Olga Sukhorukova
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The Meaning of Orthodoxy in the Life and Work of V. I. Dal [PDF]
The article considers V. I. Dal as a religiously minded writer. For the first time, it analyzes biographical factors that contributed to the writer’s transition from Lutheranism to Orthodoxy, such as upbringing in the family, independent analysis of ...
Vladimir I. Melnik
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Dostoevsky’s Ambivalent Reception of a Lutheran Tradition: The Christmas Tree and Christmas Party as a Motif in the Writer’s Stories [PDF]
This essay is dedicated to F.M. Dostoevsky’s reception of the Lutheran “Christmas tree”, particularly in the short stories “A Christmas Tree and a Wedding” (1848) and “The Beggar Boy at Christ's Christmas Tree” (“The Heavenly Christmas Tree”, 1876 ...
Stephan Lipke
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This publication examines the unexplored topic of the Senate jurisprudence regarding the legal status of Lutheran priests in the Baltic States at the end of the XIX century.
D. V. Rybin
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Ditlhohlo t�e Malutere a Borwa bja Afrika a lebanego nat�o
The challenges facing Lutherans in South(ern) Africa. This article seeks to discuss what the future appears to hold for Lutheranism in South Africa.
Elelwani B. Farisani
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Identidad luterana en América Latina [PDF]
The article deals with the identity of the Protestant community in Latin America, the region with the absolute dominant of Catholicism. In the 19th century the Evangelical Church of Rio de la Plata (IERP) was created here by German-speaking immigrants ...
René Krüger
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Abstract The Lutheran blood group system consists of 19 antigens: four pairs of antithetical antigens—Lu a /Lu b , Lu6/Lu9, Lu8/Lu14, and Au a /Au b —and ...
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Contrary to the German Lands and the Nordic Countries the Lutherans in the Netherlands were always a religious minority under a non-Lutheran authority. The history of the Dutch Lutherans is closely related to the migration streams of the 16th and 17th
Sabine Hiebsch
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