# Lehre und Wehre_St. Louis Missouri_April 1861_S109 # AI translation — CHI Digital Archive (demonstration) Literary Intelligence. 109 practical theology, of dogmatics, of church law, of homiletics, liturgics, catechetics, etc., and to which will be added pastoral communications, experiences and observations from various German church territories, reviews of pertinent literary publications, and, from Vilmar's own pen, leading articles on ecclesiastical and current events, as well as contributions on practical exposition of Scripture and introductions to the fundamental ideas of biblical books. "The confessional standpoint will be that of decided confession to the doctrine of the Lutheran Church (?)." By agreement of the pastors assembled at the synod of the evangelical Lutheran congregations in Prussia, there will appear from New Year's on, under the title Lutheran Synodal Paper, a new monthly periodical edited by R. Lohmann, published by A. Oehmigke in Neu-Ruppin. It is meant to give opportunity for the thorough discussion of questions for which the church paper may not be the suitable place, and it is intended for pastors and such members of congregations as are qualified and called to follow a deeper discussion of the church questions of the day with interest and understanding. A number of 2 to 3 sheets appears monthly; and for the price of 1 Thaler per half-year the new periodical can be obtained, by post or through the book trade, from Neu-Ruppin. The publisher is also willing, on receipt of prepaid payment, to send the numbers regularly and postage-free under wrapper direct to subscribers. K. F. A. Kahnis, Professor and Doctor of Theology, Cathedral Canon, Lutheran Dogmatics, Presented Genetically. 2 volumes. Leipzig, Dörffling und Franke. 1861. H. Schmid, Professor of Theology at Erlangen, Textbook of the History of Dogma. Nördlingen. C. H. Beck. 1860. 186 pp. small 8vo. Bibliotheca Patrum ecclesiasticorum selectissima ad opt. edit. fidem recudi c. D. G. B. Lindner, Leipzig, Dörffling u. Franke. 8vo, paper. Fasc. I: Epistola ad Diognetum, Polycarpi epistola ad Philippenses, the Smyrnaeans' letter on the martyrdom of Polycarp. 6 Neugroschen. Fasc. II: Tertullian's book on the resurrection of the flesh. 8 Neugroschen. Fasc. III: Clement of Alexandria's book Who is the Rich Man that is Saved, in Greek and Latin. Festival Sermons of St. Bernard. A testimony to evangelical truth from the medieval church. With introduction and brief notes. By Cand. Plitt. Erlangen. Bläsing. 1860. 143 pp. The Historical Circumstances of the Pastoral Epistles Newly Examined, by Dr. C. W. Otto of Glauchau. Leipzig. B. G. Teubner. 1860. 2⅔ Thaler. Is a True, Scripturally Grounded Union between the Lutheran and the Reformed Church Conceivable, If the Latter Does Not Give Up Its Unscriptural Doctrines? By C. Becker, pastor in Königsberg. Neue Mark. Berlin. G. Schlawitz. 1860. 2½ Groschen. Mission Reports of the East Indian Mission Institute at Halle, published in quarterly numbers, with the cooperation of the mission director Dr. Graul, by Dr. G. Kramer, director of the Francke Foundations.