The Methodist Review, Vol. 70: July, 1888 (Classic Reprint) - Softcover

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Excerpt from The Methodist Review, Vol. 70: July, 1888

One of the influential leaders of German theology, at the prescnt time, is Dr. C. E. Luthardt, of Leipzig. He is the editor of a weekly religious newspaper and of two theological Inonthlies. When he preaches in the University pulpit the gloomy, ancient church is crowded. His classes in ethics and dogmatics are filled with students from all parts of the father land. His books are in constant demand, edition following edition; his Apologetic Lectures having been translated into several languages, and some of them even into modern Greek. Besides the worth of hisdoctrinal system, there are at least three reasons for this growing influence. First, he has a force ful personality. A tall man, of commanding mien, his features suggest the striking type found in the faces of Savonarola, Cardinal Newman, and John Wesley. His person has been thus described in a Berlin magazine.

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