# LCMS Convention Proceedings_St. Louis Missouri_1944_S839
# Machine transcription, uncorrected — CHI Digital Archive (demonstration)

264 INTERSYNODICAL AND DOCTRINAL MATTERS

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[608] Questions on Status of Lutheran Union

Dear BreTHren 1n Curist;

Lutheran Conference committee” — and this after they had been
“told... that such discussion would be altogether useless.” Are
you ready to agree to such an indefinite Postponement of the
American Lutheran Church’s pledge? We ask this because a
Promise of early action was implied by the resolutions of the
Detroit Convention (“We entertain the confident hope that our
Sister synods in the American Lutheran Conference wil] occupy

2. Are you ready to accept the implication that the objections
raised by the representatives of the American Lutheran Con.
ference (“that the anti-Missouri feeling was at too high a pitch”)
are something that you could in good conscience “help to re-
move?” We ask this because to the best of our knowledge the
“unfavorable attitude” toward your body in American Lutheran

ture, etc.
3. Shall we conclude that the discussions of doctrinal differ.